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might alter her values and send her
As yet none had come who awakened any emotion of love in Sabina; and she told herself that real love might alter her values and send her to a poor man's home after all.
— from The Spinners by Eden Phillpotts

master and his voice as she had
Something in her eyes blinded her as she thought of Mowitza and the glad days when they knew each other first; and of Mowitza's master, and his voice as she had heard it last—and the words!
— from Told in the Hills: A Novel by Marah Ellis Ryan

me and how very anxious she had
She was telling me how much she had missed me, and how very anxious she had been all that time to know whether I was safe or not, and cried.
— from Two Years in the Forbidden City by Princess Der Ling

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