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The Village Watch-Tower / Wiggin, Kate Douglas Smith, 1856-1923
of laughter. "It's one of Jabe's useless days; he takes 'em from his great-aunt Lyddy," said David Milliken ... details...- creator(s) - Wiggin, Kate Douglas Smith, 1856-1923
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- subject(s) - lyddy; bascom; anthony croft; aunt hitty; hannah sophia; lyddy; anthony croft; hannah sophia; bascom; aunt hitty;
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- A Village Stradivarius / Wiggin, Kate Douglas Smith, 1856-1923
had come. Mrs. Butterfield had no kith or kin save her niece, Lyddy Ann, who lived in Andover, or Lawrence ... themselves, decreed that the niece Lyddy Ann should not arrive until the aunt was safely buried; so details...- creator(s) - Wiggin, Kate Douglas Smith, 1856-1923
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- subject(s) - lyddy; anthony croft; butterfield; croft; violin; anthony; aunt hitty; edgewood; tony; davy; aunt; tony; aunt; lyddy; anthony; croft; edgewood; violin; butterfield; aunt hitty; anthony croft; davy;
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- Tales of New England Life / Brown, Alice, 1857-1948
-fust, then. It's nigh enough, anyway. Well, Josh Marden an' Lyddy Ann Crane was married, an' for nine year they lived like two kittens. Old Sperry Dyer, that wanted to git Lyddy himself, used to call 'em cup an ... details...- creator(s) - Brown, Alice, 1857-1948
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- subject(s) - lucindy; dorcas; dilly; amanda; heman; lyddy ann; git; aunt melissa; widder poll; miss dyer; miss lucindy; miss dorcas; guess; brad freeman; jest; jest; widder poll; amanda; heman; brad freeman; git; dorcas; dilly; miss lucindy; lucindy; miss dorcas; guess; lyddy ann; aunt melissa; miss dyer;
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- The Lady of the Aroostook / Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920
don't like this part of it, father," said the elderly woman, --"Lyddy's seeming to feel about it the way ... what I could get some of it back from the captain; may be all. He didn't seem any ways graspin'. I don't want Lyddy details...- creator(s) - Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920
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- subject(s) - staniford; lydia; dunham; erwin; hicks; captain jenness; south bradfield; captain; staniford laughed; miss maria; lydia; staniford; captain; hicks; captain jenness; miss maria; south bradfield; staniford laughed; erwin; dunham;
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- Thyrza / Gissing, George, 1857-1903
'us of a Sunday to the "Green Man." When he went into the 'Ouse he give the fiddle to Mat Trent, Lyddy and Thyrza ... , but he couldn't speak. What a face he had! Thyrza was frighted and cried; Lyddy just held on hard to my hand details...- creator(s) - Gissing, George, 1857-1903
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- subject(s) - thyrza; egremont; lydia; ackroyd; totty; ormonde; grail; annabel; gilbert; miss nancarrow; miss trent; lydia; miss nancarrow; thyrza; grail; gilbert; ackroyd; egremont; miss trent; ormonde; annabel; totty;
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- The House of Cobwebs and Other Stories / Gissing, George, 1857-1903
. What could be more delicate than the intimation of the foregone 'good-night' between the sisters, or the scene of Lyddy ... it? He drew nearer. "That's no coat o' mine, Lyddy," he said. Thyrza broke into a laugh details...- creator(s) - Gissing, George, 1857-1903
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- subject(s) - miss shepperson; shepperson; rymer; gissing; miss fouracres; miss rodney; miss rockett; miss; miss rockett; gissing; miss rodney; miss; shepperson; miss shepperson; rymer; miss fouracres;
- title - The House of Cobwebs and Other Stories
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- Tobogganing on Parnassus / Adams, Franklin P., 1881-1960
in the _Evening Mail_ Are far from snappy and delightful. I put a civil question, Lyddy: Is that a way to treat ... --" HORACE When I was your stiddy, my loveliest Lyddy, And you my embraceable she, In joys and diversions details...- creator(s) - Adams, Franklin P., 1881-1960
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- subject(s) - myrtilla; horace; ode; jim; myrtilla; jim; horace; ode;
- title - Tobogganing on Parnassus
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- Across the Years / Porter, Eleanor H. (Eleanor Hodgman), 1868-1920
, Lyddy Ann; did ye know it?" said the old man, settling back in his chair with a curiously resigned sigh ... , an' now I have biled over. Look a-here, Lyddy Ann, we ain't so awful old. You're seventy-three an details...- creator(s) - Porter, Eleanor H. (Eleanor Hodgman), 1868-1920
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- subject(s) - phineas; ella; jane; miss prue; lydia ann; miss priscilla; sarah ellen; miss amelia; hannah jane; jest; grandma burton; jest; hannah jane; jane; phineas; miss priscilla; sarah ellen; ella; grandma burton; miss amelia; miss prue; lydia ann;
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- The Power and the Glory / Cooke, Grace MacGowan, 1863-1944
to bed all about them, paying little attention to their conversation. "Miss Lyddy she ain't as young ... -all Miss Lyddy hain't got for her club. But you jist go, and listen, and say how much obliged you are details...- creator(s) - Cooke, Grace MacGowan, 1863-1944
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- subject(s) - johnnie; stoddard; johnnie consadine; pros; pap; uncle pros; shade buckheath; pap himes; gray stoddard; lydia sessions; mavity bence; mill; aunt mavity; miss lydia; gray; miss sessions; pros passmore; shade; sis' johnnie; gray stoddard's; miss sessions; pros; lydia sessions; sis' johnnie; pros passmore; gray stoddard's; johnnie consadine; gray; gray stoddard; shade; johnnie; pap; aunt mavity; shade buckheath; miss lydia; stoddard; mill; pap himes; mavity bence; uncle pros;
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- With the Procession / Fuller, Henry Blake, 1857-1929
while. And you haven't seen Aunt Lyddy yet, have you? So is _that_--isn't it? Then come along, do ... ; "Lyddy is to blame for this; I wish she had never mentioned New York!" But the year at school details...- creator(s) - Fuller, Henry Blake, 1857-1929
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- subject(s) - truesdale; jane; bates; brower; bingham; marshall; susan bates; bertie patterson; eliza marshall; rosy; aunt lydia; theodore brower; aunt lydia; rosy; bertie patterson; eliza marshall; bingham; susan bates; jane; bates; marshall; theodore brower; truesdale; brower;
- title - With the Procession
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