Looks of a singular import were exchanged between Colonel Egerton and Sir Herbert Nicholson, at the mention of Denbigh's name; which, as the latter had just asked the favor of taking wine with Mrs. Wilson, did not escape her notice. Emily had innocently mentioned his precipitate retreat the night before; and he had, when reminded of his engagement to dine with them that very day, and promised an introduction to Sir Herbert Nicholson by John, in her presence, suddenly excused himself and withdrawn. With an indefinite suspicion of something wrong, she ventured, therefore, to address Sir Herbert Nicholson.
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"I wonder if we are to have a neighbor in the Deanery soon," inquired Clara Moseley, addressing herself to a small party assembled in her father's drawing-room, while standing at a window which commanded a distant view of the house in question. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Sir Edward, Lady Moseley, Colonel Egerton, Lady Chatterton, John Moseley, Miss Moseley, Lady Laura, Captain Jarvis, Lady Harriet, Emily Moseley, Grace Chatterton, Lord Pendennyss, Lord Henry, Lord Chatterton, Lord Gosford, Sir William, Miss Harris, Earl of Pendennyss, Miss Jarvis, Peter Johnson, Duke of Derwent, George Denbigh, Lady Jarvis, Doctor Ives, Lady Marian New!
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- Lionel Lincoln (Notable American Authors Series - Part I) by James Fenimore Cooper in Front Matter (1), and Front Matter (2)
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- The Ways of the Hour (Pocket Classics and Other Literature) by J. Fenimore Cooper in Front Matter
- Letter To His Countrymen (Notable American Authors Series - Part I) by James Fenimore Cooper in Front Matter
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