Hetty ...Harper, 1869 - 69 pages |
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Akin answer asked beautiful becca began believe better Camp Carry certainly CHAPTER child Cloth coming course daughter dead dear death don't door eyes face fact father fool friends girl give gone Hagbut hand happy hard Hartop head hear heard heart Hetty hope interesting Jack keep kind knew lady lane laughed leave light little dog live look Lord Ducetoy lost marry matters mean mind Miss Soper Morley morning mother never night once poor pretty quiet Rebecca religion round Russel sailor seemed seen ship sister sitting speak Spicer stairs suppose sure talk tell thing thought told took trouble Tryon turned Turner utterly wait walk whole wild wish woman young
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Page 38 - Where thou goest I will go. Thy people shall be my people, and thy God my God...
Page 65 - said Rebecca, turning her face to Hetty. " Why not ? " said Hetty. " Why, of all the indiscretions I ever committed, this is the worst. I hope you will not be so foolish as I have been." " Why not ? " said Rebecca. " Because you would cut the last ground from under my father's feet. Rebecca, you have a noble soul committed to your care, for which you will have to answer at the Day of Judgment. Follow him — do not lead him. A led man is an ill thing. I have been to sea, and I know.
Bibliographic information
| Title | Hetty ... Issue 325 of Harper's library of select novels |
| Author | Henry Kingsley |
| Publisher | Harper, 1869 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2006 |
| Length | 69 pages |
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