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6352	Holmes, Mary Jane	Dora Deane; Or, The East India Uncle			.txt	text/plain	57203	2479	79	"Suppose _Uncle Nat_ should happen to come home, and Dora should tell There were bitter tears shed at the parting next morning in Mrs. Grannis's humble room, for Dora felt that the friends to whom she was of course Mrs. Hastings will eventually know that you mean Dora." "Are the young ladies at home?" asked Mrs. Hastings; and Dora, who had how much Dora admired Mrs. Hastings, spoke of that lady's beautiful said that Mrs. Hastings "needn't think strange if Dora called _her_ "Mother was not," answered Dora, and Ella continued, "But she was good, "She's with Dora, I presume," answered Eugenia; and Mrs. Grey "A letter from Uncle Nat--directed to Dora, too!" and Eugenia grew "So Eugenia sent you for that book?" she said, when told of Dora's "It's Dora, not Eugenia," said Mrs. Leah, and instantly the whole this Mrs. Deane did not know; and remembering what Eugenia had said,	./cache/6352.txt	./txt/6352.txt