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... England . Equally painful would be the separation from her own family of devout and closely- knit Quakers . Through them she was related to Elizabeth Fry and E. G. Wakefield , whose model colonies the experiment at Australind would ...
... England . Equally painful would be the separation from her own family of devout and closely- knit Quakers . Through them she was related to Elizabeth Fry and E. G. Wakefield , whose model colonies the experiment at Australind would ...
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... England And now he is continually annoying me to sleep with him again before I leave Now this is a most knavish idea He knows very well that after having had four miscarriages and not having for so long a time been in the way of having ...
... England And now he is continually annoying me to sleep with him again before I leave Now this is a most knavish idea He knows very well that after having had four miscarriages and not having for so long a time been in the way of having ...
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... England but has been for six weeks nearly on his travels from one station to another . He is one of three brothers , who some twelve months back , rode up the McLeay - Having lost their way , they became much starved and at last had ...
... England but has been for six weeks nearly on his travels from one station to another . He is one of three brothers , who some twelve months back , rode up the McLeay - Having lost their way , they became much starved and at last had ...
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Anna Cook and Ellen Moger | 19 |
Louisa Clifton | 39 |
Annie Baxter | 86 |
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