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Ligeia / Poe, Edgar Allen
the successor of the unforgotten Ligeia --the fair-haired and blue-eyed Lady Rowena Trevanion, of Tremaine ... of the second month of the marriage, the Lady Rowena was attacked with sudden illness, from which her recovery details...- creator(s) - Poe, Edgar Allen
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Ivanhoe / Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
, he had not assigned the hand of Wilfred to Rebecca, rather than the less interesting Rowena. But, not to mention ... , if I have no mind he should chase him." "Thou art right," said Gurth; "it were ill that Aymer saw the Lady Rowena details...- creator(s) - Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
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- subject(s) - cedric; bracy; rebecca; wamba; gurth; boeuf; guilbert; athelstane; rowena; templar; ivanhoe; knight; bois; saxon; isaac; jew; lady rowena; disinherited knight; prior; prior aymer; castle; templar; bracy; gurth; castle; athelstane; knight; disinherited knight; saxon; prior; ivanhoe; isaac; rowena; lady rowena; bois; prior aymer; jew; guilbert; boeuf; wamba; rebecca; cedric;
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- Ivanhoe / Scott, Walter, Sir
, rather than the less interesting Rowena. But, not to mention that the prejudices of the age rendered ... Rowena; and it were worse, it may be, for Cedric to quarrel, as is most likely he would details...- creator(s) - Scott, Walter, Sir
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- Vandemark's Folly / Quick, Herbert, 1861-1925
I Receive a Proposal--and Accept. XVIII Rowena's Way Out--The Prairie Fire. XIX Gowdy Acknowledges His Son ... details...- creator(s) - Quick, Herbert, 1861-1925
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- subject(s) - gowdy; vandemark; rowena; rucker; thorndyke; monterey; grandma thorndyke; magnus; monterey centre; vandemark township; virginia; prairie; monterey county; buck gowdy; iowa; wagon; county; captain sproule; vandemark's folly; iowa; vandemark; vandemark's folly; wagon; vandemark township; county; prairie; rowena; captain sproule; thorndyke; monterey centre; virginia; rucker; buck gowdy; grandma thorndyke; monterey county; gowdy; magnus; monterey;
- title - Vandemark's Folly
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- New Chronicles of Rebecca / Wiggin, Kate Douglas Smith, 1856-1923
." Rebecca Rowena Randall, the little niece of the brick-house ladies, and at present sojourning ... sunset. "How are you gettin' on, Rebecca Rowena?" called a peremptory voice from within. "Pretty good details...- creator(s) - Wiggin, Kate Douglas Smith, 1856-1923
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- subject(s) - rebecca; emma jane; riverboro; emma; jane; miranda; simpson; aunt miranda; abijah flagg; miss dearborn; clara belle; aunt; uncle jerry; aunt jane; adam ladd; emma jane's; flag; abner simpson; miss miranda; rebecca rowena; north riverboro; jane perkins; flag; aunt; abijah flagg; aunt jane; riverboro; jane; emma; rebecca rowena; miranda; miss dearborn; emma jane's; miss miranda; aunt miranda; uncle jerry; simpson; adam ladd; clara belle; emma jane; north riverboro; jane perkins; abner simpson; rebecca;
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- Those Extraordinary Twins / Twain, Mark, 1835-1910
--Aunt Patsy Cooper, Aunt Betsy Hale, the two boys, and Rowena the light-weight heroine--they were nowhere ... ; but more particularly in the case of Rowena, because there was a love-match on, between her and one of the twins details...- creator(s) - Twain, Mark, 1835-1910
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- subject(s) - luigi; angelo; aunt patsy; patsy; aunt betsy; twins; betsy hale; wilson; patsy cooper; pudd'nhead wilson; count luigi; aunt; count luigi; aunt; aunt betsy; pudd'nhead wilson; twins; angelo; wilson; aunt patsy; luigi; patsy; betsy hale; patsy cooper;
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- Puddnhead Wilson / Twain, Mark
called "aunt Patsy" by everybody -- lived in a snug and comely cottage with her daughter Rowena, who was nineteen, romantic, amiable, and very pretty, but otherwise of no consequence. Rowena had a couple ... details...- creator(s) - Twain, Mark
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- subject(s) - dat; roxy; tom; wilson; driscoll; pudd'nhead wilson's; wilson's calendar; judge driscoll; nigger; twins; pudd'nhead wilson; tom driscoll; marse tom; knife; dawson's landing; american literature; marse tom; driscoll; wilson's calendar; nigger; judge driscoll; pudd'nhead wilson; dawson's landing; twins; pudd'nhead wilson's; wilson; knife; tom; dat; tom driscoll; roxy; american literature;
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- The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson / Twain, Mark, 1835-1910
--affectionately called "Aunt Patsy" by everybody--lived in a snug and comely cottage with her daughter Rowena, who was nineteen, romantic, amiable, and very pretty, but otherwise of no consequence. Rowena had a couple of young ... details...- creator(s) - Twain, Mark, 1835-1910
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- subject(s) - roxy; tom; driscoll; wilson; dat; pudd'nhead wilson's; gwine; wilson's calendar; pudd'nhead wilson; judge driscoll; twins; nigger; tom driscoll; marse tom; i's gwine; knife; ain't gwine; dawson's landing; marse tom; driscoll; wilson's calendar; nigger; judge driscoll; pudd'nhead wilson; dawson's landing; twins; pudd'nhead wilson's; i's gwine; wilson; knife; tom; dat; tom driscoll; gwine; ain't gwine; roxy;
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- The House Behind the Cedars / Chesnutt, Charles W. (Charles Waddell), 1858-1932
the handkerchief. "A Miss Warwick," replied the knight pleasantly, "Miss Rowena Warwick, the lawyer's sister." "I ... and eight Rowenas of my own acquaintance in the grand stand, but she throws them all into the shade details...- creator(s) - Chesnutt, Charles W. (Charles Waddell), 1858-1932
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- subject(s) - rena; tryon; patesville; mis' molly; warwick; wain; molly; miss rena; mis' molly's; plato; negro; george tryon; frank; plato; miss rena; patesville; tryon; rena; negro; george tryon; mis' molly's; frank; mis' molly; warwick; molly; wain;
- title - The House Behind the Cedars
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- A Childs History Of England / Dickens, Charles
, or to their inviting over more of their countrymen to join them. But HENGIST had a beautiful daughter named ROWENA ... ; and that the fair ROWENA came to that feast, golden goblet and all, on purpose. At any rate, they were married; and details...- creator(s) - Dickens, Charles
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- subject(s) - king; duke; england; english literature; duke; england; english literature; king;
- title - A Childs History Of England
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