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15651	Burnett, Frances Hodgson	His Grace of Osmonde Being the Portions of That Nobleman's Life Omitted in the Relation of His Lady's Story Presented to the World of Fashion under the Title of A Lady of Quality			.txt	text/plain	108143	5717	86	"Lord, how the tiny thing hath been loved and waited for!" said Dame presided the woman with the loveliest eyes, 'twas said, in England, "Such a day brings back to a man the gloomiest things he knows," said "'Tis a pretty story, too," said a laughing great lady when 'twas "'Tis a rough country," said my Lord Dunstanwolde, as they rode forth, soul like the new man beauty, Sir John Oxon, whom a woman must hate "All want to look at it, my Lord," said the man, with a leer, half "I smile, my Lord," she said, "to think what a great lady your goodness "Look forward!" said my lord Duke; "'tis the nobler thing." "Years mark changes in a man, my lord Duke," he said when first they turned her eyes upon my lord Duke near her and their looks met, the man	./cache/15651.txt	./txt/15651.txt