Blue roses; or, Helen Malinofska's marriage, by the author of 'Vera'. |
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Abramovitch Adelaide answer asked Bartlett Batignolles Bexminster Bianchon Blue Roses bread brother Captain Baldwin CHAPTER child Count Roman cousin Dampshire Dantzic dead dear Delphine door dress exile eyes face father felt flight Francis Baldwin Frank Frederic Baldwin Gibbons gipsy Gita hand happy heard heart Helen Henry Malinofski hope Hôtel Lambert hour husband Ifflehaye Isabella jewels Kate Kolar knew Ladislas Lady Baldwin letter liberal open Lithuania lived London looked Mariette marriage Miss Treherne mistress mother never night once pain pale Paris perhaps Poland Polish poor Portquay poverty Prince Henry Princess Wanda Pskov refugees Sarah Shadow Song silence Sir Francis Sir Vicary sorrow speak station Stépan sure Sviatopolk tears tell temper thing to-day told turn Tzar Vicary's Victor Victorine voice Wavegetsky wife Wilna woman
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