The Gilded Age, Volume 5 by Mark Twain — Read

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Now this surprising news caus'd her fall in 'a trance, / Life as she were dead, no limbs she could advance, / Then her dear brother came, her from the ground he took / And she spake up and said, O my poor heart is broke. / The Barnardcastle Tragedy.

"Don't you think he is distinguished looking?"

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