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  • Poucette died, and left her his farm and seven horses, more or less sound, and a threshing-machine in good condition.

    The Money Master, Complete Gilbert Parker 1897

  • M. Fille and the widow Poucette said good-bye to him, but he did not hear, or if he heard, he did not heed.

    The Money Master, Volume 4. Gilbert Parker 1897

  • Poucette, "he declared;" and if I break the back of the trouble that's in my way, and come out cock o 'the walk again "-- the gold Cock of Beaugard in the ruins near and the clarion of the bantam of his barnyard were in his mind and ears --" it'll be partly because of you.

    The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897

  • M. Fille and the widow Poucette said good-bye to him, but he did not hear, or if he heard, he did not heed.

    The Money Master, Complete Gilbert Parker 1897

  • Poucette recovered her spirits, though she remained a widow in spite of all appeals; but M. Fille and his sister never were the same after they lost their friend.

    The Money Master, Volume 4. Gilbert Parker 1897

  • Poucette, "he declared;" and if I break the back of the trouble that's in my way, and come out cock o 'the walk again "-- the gold Cock of Beaugard in the ruins near and the clarion of the bantam of his barnyard were in his mind and ears --" it'll be partly because of you.

    The Money Master, Volume 4. Gilbert Parker 1897

  • Poucette recovered her spirits, though she remained a widow in spite of all appeals; but M. Fille and his sister never were the same after they lost their friend.

    The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897

  • M. Fille and the widow Poucette said good-bye to him, but he did not hear, or if he heard, he did not heed.

    The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897

  • Poucette, and, if he was to pursue and frequent her, something must be done to keep him decently figured in her eye and mind.

    The Money Master, Complete Gilbert Parker 1897

  • Poucette, "he declared;" and if I break the back of the trouble that's in my way, and come out cock o 'the walk again "-- the gold Cock of

    The Money Master, Complete Gilbert Parker 1897

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