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14119	Jesse, F. Tennyson (Fryniwyd Tennyson)	The White Riband; Or, A Young Female's Folly			.txt	text/plain	18436	1018	85	VII IN WHICH LOVEDAY STILL ESSAYS TO OBTAIN THE WHITE SATIN RIBAND It was on a balmy day in early Spring that Loveday had first met Miss Le Mrs. Lear was a good soul, and had ever been kind to Loveday, but she Flora, but Loveday, who danced before her mind's eye in white raiment, Mrs. Lear, suddenly sorry for Loveday, although Primrose on entering the IN WHICH LOVEDAY STILL ESSAYS TO OBTAIN THE WHITE SATIN RIBAND IN WHICH LOVEDAY STILL ESSAYS TO OBTAIN THE WHITE SATIN RIBAND IN WHICH LOVEDAY STILL ESSAYS TO OBTAIN THE WHITE SATIN RIBAND good lady who had stood sponsor for Loveday on that day when Aunt Senath "Come in, Loveday," said Mrs. Veale kindly. caught hold of Loveday like the good-natured, rather romping, young lady Loveday was not present, for, friendly as she had ever been with Mrs. Lear, the dead girl's petulance lay between them now; memory of it	./cache/14119.txt	./txt/14119.txt