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Elinor Wyllys, subtitled "Or, The Young Folk of Longbridge: A Tale. Volume 1", is by Susan Fenimore Cooper. Jane Graham remarks "Bouquets are worn very large this summer". Harry, shown "taking a rose from a vase near him", asks "if a friend were to offer a flower for your belt, since you will not place one in your hair, would fashion permit it to be worn?"
One speaker says "If things are really better and pleasanter in Europe, I don't want to know it." A passage says "It appeared that the two or three meetings which had taken place between Jane and young Taylor, just before he sailed, had been sufficient for him to fancy himself in love with her."
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- Susan Fenimore Cooper
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