The Home ; Or, Family Cares and Family JoysGeorge P. Putnam, 1850 |
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agreeable appeared arms asked Assessor Axelholm beaming beautiful become beloved besought better blessing called Candidate carriage cheerful child cordial countenance Cousin dance dark daughters dear delight desire dress earth Ebba Brahe Elise Elise's Emilie Högquist endeavored Ernst Ernst Frank Evelina excellent exclaimed eyes fancy father feel felt fieldfares Gabriele girl give glance Gunilla hand happy heart heaven Henrik husband Jacobi Jeremias Munter Judge Frank kind kissed lady Landed-proprietor laughed Leonore light linen-press little Eva live looked Louise Louise's monads morning mother never night Oestanvik Orbis Pictus pain pale parents peace Petrea pleasure Pyrrhus quadrille quiet replied returned Sara Sara's seemed silent sisters smiling soon soul spoke Sternhok Stockholm stood Swedish talk tears tell thank thing thou thought voice whilst whole wife wish words young
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