Rose DeeproseHarper & brothers, 1936 - 407 pages |
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... knew exactly what she meant to do , for she knew more about the car than her father did . She had always been determined to know about it for her mother's sake , and had often studied its works and asked questions about them on its ...
... knew exactly what she meant to do , for she knew more about the car than her father did . She had always been determined to know about it for her mother's sake , and had often studied its works and asked questions about them on its ...
Page 182
... knew she was not being just to him , for in her heart she understood him very well . She had offended his male pride because she had disobeyed his wishes , and he had been unable to enforce them because none knew better than he that ...
... knew she was not being just to him , for in her heart she understood him very well . She had offended his male pride because she had disobeyed his wishes , and he had been unable to enforce them because none knew better than he that ...
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... knew all this , Mrs. Deeprose , but you knew also that life would be much easier for you if you were no longer under your husband's roof . You didn't want a lot of discussion and opposition first , so you left secretly , early one ...
... knew all this , Mrs. Deeprose , but you knew also that life would be much easier for you if you were no longer under your husband's roof . You didn't want a lot of discussion and opposition first , so you left secretly , early one ...
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