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hvd.hnnpje	Lowndes Marie Belloc	The heart of Penelope by Mrs. Belloc Lowndes	1904		.txt	text/plain	83464	4474	79	"The lady is Penelope's grandmother, Lady Wantley's mother, and the PackHe checked himself, surprised at the look which passed scheme of going back to her beloved convent as pupilteacher, when, on a most eventful March day, Mrs. Robinson, driving up Park Street on her way back from after having shaken hands with Mrs. Robinson, disappeared for some moments, coming back laden with a I think he knows what I mean,' said Lady Wantley, She looked at the sturdy little figure of Penelope's companion with a curiously altered feeling; a great sinking her mind that she would this very day ask Mrs. Robinson why Sir George Downing was famous, and why light tap at the door, and as it opened outwards, according to the fashion of foreign houses, Cecily saw Penelope, a finger to her lips, standing in the wide corridor cousin, Wantley saw Mrs. Robinson and Cecily Wake	./cache/hvd.hnnpje.pdf	./txt/hvd.hnnpje.txt