It is all true, dear aunt, and they are exceedingly kind to me.
You must remember, dear aunt, how often Fred would speak of him.
I can't tell you any more, dear Aunt Verner; I am too sick and ill, and if I filled ten sheets with the particulars, it would not alter the dreadful facts.
Did I see her tonight, Ham, on the sand, after we met you?
I sat looking about me and thinking, and listening to the stitching in the room and the tune that was being hammered across the yard, appeared on a tray, and turned out to be for me.
I will tell you--as soon as I can; but don't ask me now, my dear aunt!
I have explained my reasons to my dear aunt--Could I have any concealment from her, to whom, from my earliest childhood, I owe everything that kindness and affection could give?
But, dear aunt, I do not wish to make it right at all.
A very short time after my visit to Fulham, my dear aunt wrote to me to say that she had consulted with her attorneys, Messrs.
As you remarked to me, my dear aunt, tittle-tattle is the mark of petty individuals and petty minds.
My dear Aunt,--I am going to pay you a visit without making much fuss about it.
I have no more news to tell you, my dear aunt, and I must interrupt this letter in haste, as the post-hour is near.
MY DEAR AUNT: The life here, as I wrote you, is something almost monastic in its systematic regularity, and its despotic claims on one's time.
Something like sadness passed over her face, and her voice was deeper in its tone, as she repeated, "Good night, dear Aunt Mary!
I have thought a good deal about it, my dear aunt, and I have talked a good deal about it with Steerforth.
My dear aunt,' I replied, 'no one can form the least idea what she is!
Give your attention, dear aunt, to this precious book--and you will give me all I ask.
Dear aunt, may I ask your attention to a few lines?
I had expected to see him in the boardroom, on the Monday evening of which I am now writing, and had proposed to tell him, when we met, of dear Aunt Verinder's arrival in London.
Your knowledge of the world, dear aunt, is superior to mine," I suggested diffidently.
Let me leave you to repose, dear aunt; I will call again to-morrow.
My dear aunt, when you happen to be the orthodox wife of a rising heretic, your husband's opinions are not exactly the spectacular performance they are to you and me.
Nothing of what you have said or could say on this point, my dear aunt, has the smallest weight with me.
My dear aunt,' he said calmly to Lady Charlotte, 'I mean to marry Miss Leyburn if I can at any time persuade her to have me.
No, my dear aunt; something very much pleasanter than all the driving-parties in the world; something much more important to me.
He turns to Mademoiselle de Vaudrey) She cannot have told you everything, dear aunt?
The Duchess But, dear aunt, do you know at what price he has granted me the life of Fernand?
The Duchess A child who is dead has but a tomb in the heart of his mother; but the child who has been stolen, is still living in that heart, dear aunt.
Do not contradict me, dear aunt; Fernand still lives; if not, then the duke has broken faith, and I know he values too highly the virtues of his race to disgrace them.
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