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26238	Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth)	Vixen, Volume III.			.txt	text/plain	57981	3654	83	"Good-morning, Miss Tempest," he said, looking up at her with his Poor, dear, trusting, innocent-minded mamma!" cried Vixen, kneeling by lady, you will not see much society," said Mrs. Winstanley; "but Miss "I don't think Miss Tempest is given much to study," said the Captain Vixen thought of the German _Volkslied_, as she looked at the old lady Soul'," Lady Mabel said with a somewhat offended air, as she looked up away to the House presently, he gave Lady Mabel's hand a tender little "I am going to pour out mamma's tea," Lady Mabel said presently, keenly "Dear Miss Skipwith, your books are all theological," said Vixen "Then you and Lady Mabel have changed your plans?" said Vixen, "Dear mother, I cannot bear to hear you talk like that," said Vixen, "I think I led you a life in those days, didn't I, Rorie?" asked Vixen,	./cache/26238.txt	./txt/26238.txt