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Page 169
... hope of any advantage arising to either of us from our intercourse . I was deeply solicitous that what has taken place should have been avoided : that although united to one perfectly adapted to my na- ture by a lasting and intense ...
... hope of any advantage arising to either of us from our intercourse . I was deeply solicitous that what has taken place should have been avoided : that although united to one perfectly adapted to my na- ture by a lasting and intense ...
Page 177
... hope that he could keep her as a best friend whom he had given up as a wife . We now know how persistent , in spite of his earlier disap- pointments in Harriet , this delusion proved to be . He cherished it through the summer ; and for ...
... hope that he could keep her as a best friend whom he had given up as a wife . We now know how persistent , in spite of his earlier disap- pointments in Harriet , this delusion proved to be . He cherished it through the summer ; and for ...
Page 51
... hope . Hope of gold ; and a sunnier land . And pure adventure . More famous than all the rest was the Overland Trail ; blood - stained and marked by death . A challenge , and often defeat for the bravest ... But the hope that led men ...
... hope . Hope of gold ; and a sunnier land . And pure adventure . More famous than all the rest was the Overland Trail ; blood - stained and marked by death . A challenge , and often defeat for the bravest ... But the hope that led men ...
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INDEX BY TITLES | 19 |
FROM THE JOURNAL OF WILLIAM A CROFFUT | 55 |
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