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10905	Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth)	Phantom Fortune, a Novel			.txt	text/plain	183712	10593	82	Lesbia was the apple of her grandmother's eye, while Lady Mary was for it need hardly be said that the man who was to wed Lady Lesbia must 'Good-night, Lady Mary,' said Mr. Hammond, holding out his hand, albeit Lady Lesbia even, though she looked like a hot-house flower, had been 'His father and I were friends many years ago,' said Lady Maulevrier, Lady Maulevrier looked at him with a compassionate smile Poor young man! 'And some fine day, when Lesbia is married and a great lady, I shall ask 'Lesbia, you are going into the world,' said Lady Maulevrier; 'yes, even 'Your friend Mr. Hammond is with you, I am told,' said Lady Maulevrier, give Mr. Hammond the room he had last summer,' said Lady Maulevrier, should hardly talk to you like this,' said Lady Maulevrier, with a touch 'I don't know if Lady Kirkbank would quite like it,' said Lesbia,	./cache/10905.txt	./txt/10905.txt