1
I am afraid we never shall get our little Nan back again.
2
He had been used to breakfast with little Nan upon his knee.
3
She looked back once to wave her hand to little Nan.
4
Meanwhile, poor Dame Clementina and little Nan were overcome with distress.
5
Nellie, my dear, you remember little Nan Brent, do you not?
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Ther' ain't a feller on earth worthy my little Nan.
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Is there nothing you will say to me, little Nan?
8
She confessed to me that she had meant to drown herself and little Nan together.
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And had little Nan never been to a ball?
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It's not fair to me-toyou-toyour little Nan--
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Was this little Nan, who had been his play-thing?
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I can hear you sayin': 'Take 'em, little Nan, an' buy yourself some swell fixing.'
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My poor little Nan-and-oh, my poor little Nan!
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"My darling little Nan;" and his voice is unsteady with emotion.
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Not crazy, little Nan.
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Little Nan was not strong at first, but I insisted that she should be allowed to run free out of doors.