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Page 77
... Father Murphy's a very strange man ; I'm thinking he's out of his mind altogether ! " " Out of his mind ! " exclaimed the doctor ; " not at all ! Father Murphy is a most able and sensible Why , whatever makes you think " " Wait now ...
... Father Murphy's a very strange man ; I'm thinking he's out of his mind altogether ! " " Out of his mind ! " exclaimed the doctor ; " not at all ! Father Murphy is a most able and sensible Why , whatever makes you think " " Wait now ...
Page 196
... Father's visit was evidently regarded as a supreme honour . With the deference paid to him , there was also ... Father Aloysius carried me off to see the Father Matthew Memorial Hall - a vast building excel- lently planned for the ...
... Father's visit was evidently regarded as a supreme honour . With the deference paid to him , there was also ... Father Aloysius carried me off to see the Father Matthew Memorial Hall - a vast building excel- lently planned for the ...
Page 228
... father's house , she came downstairs one morning to find a superb gentleman seated on an even grander horse at the ... father with the news , and the father asked if the stranger had beckoned her to go away with him . Hannah said that he ...
... father's house , she came downstairs one morning to find a superb gentleman seated on an even grander horse at the ... father with the news , and the father asked if the stranger had beckoned her to go away with him . Hannah said that he ...
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