Rose DeeproseHarper & brothers, 1936 - 407 pages |
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Page 141
... husband's side to the duties and cares of the day . They had been married early in February , and had gone for a week to London before coming back for her father's wedding . Rose had not liked London , though it had interested and ...
... husband's side to the duties and cares of the day . They had been married early in February , and had gone for a week to London before coming back for her father's wedding . Rose had not liked London , though it had interested and ...
Page 180
... husband , Walter Deeprose . Rose knew that the letter had cost him a considerable effort , and was annoyed when Christian refused to answer it . " I'm much happier when I don't think of him . You answer it , Rose . " So Rose wrote ...
... husband , Walter Deeprose . Rose knew that the letter had cost him a considerable effort , and was annoyed when Christian refused to answer it . " I'm much happier when I don't think of him . You answer it , Rose . " So Rose wrote ...
Page 242
Sheila Kaye-Smith. that she had tolerated her husband's infatuation and then for some reason rounded on the guilty pair ... husband and wife ; they were two polite and distantly friendly acquaintances , not quite sure of each other . They ...
Sheila Kaye-Smith. that she had tolerated her husband's infatuation and then for some reason rounded on the guilty pair ... husband and wife ; they were two polite and distantly friendly acquaintances , not quite sure of each other . They ...
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