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49621	Opie, Amelia	The Father and Daughter: A Tale, in Prose			.txt	text/plain	34253	1427	71	first time in her life Agnes learned to think her father unjust and misery?" Clifford promised every thing she wished; and Agnes tried to yet heard my story," replied Agnes: "but you shall know who I am soon; it--" said Fanny with hesitation--"It is my child," replied Agnes, friend, Fanny's respect yielded to affection, and, falling on Agnes's "My dear Fanny," said Agnes, "I have a question to ask, and I charge you Agnes wore away great part of the night in telling Fanny her mournful Caroline, again coming forward, but was again driven back by Mr. Seymour, who, turning to Agnes, bade her claim shelter from the man for first, when Agnes returned from visiting her father, Fanny used to "_I_ can do nothing for your father," said he to Agnes (when he had "It is time to go home," said Agnes to him just as the day began to	./cache/49621.txt	./txt/49621.txt