Bluebell
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Bluebell is given as a novel by Mrs. G.C. Huddleston, dated 1875. The contents give the chapter titles Sweet Seventeen, Bertie and Gentle Annie. The text says that every morning Cecil, under Bluebell's tuition, practised skating at the Rink. The text says that many of the Colonel's regiment evinced an eagerness to help Cecil along at the Rink.
The text says that Cecil, skating hand-in-hand to the tune of "Paddle your own canoe," was not sufficiently disengaged to remark her mother's companion. Bertie jestingly quotes lines in which they made her a grave too cold and damp for a soul so warm and true, and she paddles her white canoe all night long. The text shows someone recognising Bluebell at Bromley Towers, where Peter Spyk was singing.
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- Author
- Mrs. G. C. Huddleston
- Pages
- 255
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Victorian Literature
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