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Eleanor

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Eleanor [ˈelɪnəʳ] NLeonor


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While anchored here, a boat which was astern of the Eleanor was stolen, and a seaman who was in it was killed.
Aunt Eleanor fascinated me as few young women have ever done.
Besides this, she had a life-interest in ten thousand pounds more, which latter amount was to go, on her decease, to her aunt Eleanor, her father's only sister.
 
 
 
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