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You are a true girl, Beatrice, you have truth in your eyes.
2
Well, if you are a true girl, then you haven't really lost anything.
3
At last Hans said, My dear, true girl, how pale you have grown.
4
Nobody could come between her and you; and a brave, true girl she proved herself.
5
She was tall, slender, strong-a true girl of the woods, daughter and wife of a forester.
6
I believe Bessie is a true girl, as you say; but I have my doubts of you.
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She is, indeed, my own true girl!
8
Look here, Millie; if you were in my place, would you desert a brave, true girl in misfortune?
9
Sure, ain't it worth money to those wops to have the pure love of a good, true girl?
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She was always a true girl, and I knew that, should occasion require, she would prove a real heroine.
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Because Miss Wildmere is a fraud do you intend to spite yourself by letting some fair, true girl pass by unheeded?
12
These were credentials enough to the true girl's favour, and Israel soon learnt that the house of the Rabbi was open to him.
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And she did,-brave ,truegirl and lover.
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"As if a true Girl Scout ever joked!"
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"My own true girl!"
