Flirtation, Volume 1H. Colburn, 1834 |
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... Montgomery and his two nieces , both of whom were very fond of riding , and frequently took that amusement . One of them rode on a white horse . " Bravo , Le Brun ! " said Lord Mowbray , when his servant had given him this account ...
... Montgomery and his two nieces , both of whom were very fond of riding , and frequently took that amusement . One of them rode on a white horse . " Bravo , Le Brun ! " said Lord Mowbray , when his servant had given him this account ...
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... Montgomery ! Southampton ! " ejaculated Lord Mowbray , with some surprise ; are you acquainted with General Montgomery ? " " Yes , to be sure , and have been these fifty years and more - why do you look so surprised ? —but will you go ...
... Montgomery ! Southampton ! " ejaculated Lord Mowbray , with some surprise ; are you acquainted with General Montgomery ? " " Yes , to be sure , and have been these fifty years and more - why do you look so surprised ? —but will you go ...
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... Montgomery Hall . The prospect held out in the approaching visit seemed to inspire both parties with renew- ed spirits . Lord Mowbray was elated with the idea of change ; his curiosity in regard to the fair incognita ( if Le Brun's ...
... Montgomery Hall . The prospect held out in the approaching visit seemed to inspire both parties with renew- ed spirits . Lord Mowbray was elated with the idea of change ; his curiosity in regard to the fair incognita ( if Le Brun's ...
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... Montgomery Hall . It was late in the evening when they arrived , and he had to pass through a tedious ordeal ; for , after having been introduced to General Montgomery , he was in due order presented to every individual of the society ...
... Montgomery Hall . It was late in the evening when they arrived , and he had to pass through a tedious ordeal ; for , after having been introduced to General Montgomery , he was in due order presented to every individual of the society ...
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... to her all those graces of action and emotion , which give to beauty its greatest , but at the same time its most evanescent charm . While General Montgomery continued to go through the regular routine FLIRTATION . 63.
... to her all those graces of action and emotion , which give to beauty its greatest , but at the same time its most evanescent charm . While General Montgomery continued to go through the regular routine FLIRTATION . 63.
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