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ROSAMOND by Mary J. Holmes
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ROSAMOND (edition 1900)

by Mary J. Holmes

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With a blanched cheek Mr. Browning read this letter through--then tore it into fragments, wondering much who gave her the information. There were no spies about his premises. Rosamond would not do it, and it must have been his sister, though why she should thus wish to annoy him he did not know, when she, more than any one else, had been instrumental in placing him where he was.… (more)
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Title:ROSAMOND
Authors:Mary J. Holmes
Info:Hurst & Company (1900), Hardcover
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Rosamond, or, The Youthful Error by Mary J. Holmes

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All the day long the September rain had fallen, and when the night closed in it showed no sign of weariness, but with the same monotonous patter dropped upon the roof or beat against the windows of the pleasantly lighted room where a young man sat gazing at the glowing grate and listening apparently to the noise of the storm without.
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With a blanched cheek Mr. Browning read this letter through--then tore it into fragments, wondering much who gave her the information. There were no spies about his premises. Rosamond would not do it, and it must have been his sister, though why she should thus wish to annoy him he did not know, when she, more than any one else, had been instrumental in placing him where he was.

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