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Chapter 41 THE SISTER OF CHARITY.
Word Count: 3435
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Released on: 30/11/2017
nd condiments that she thought might be good for Netta and her child, and, above all, a nosegay of Glanyravon flower
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Gladys, the Reaper
“Anne Beale was a popular Welsh novelist and poet. She was born in Somerset but lived at Llandeilo in Carmarthenshire from 1841, until she moved to London, where she died at 68 Belsize Road, South Hampstead.”