Flirtation, Volume 1H. Colburn, 1834 |
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... entered the room . " I give you joy , Mowbray , with all my heart : " ( had he any ? ) " I thought that the VOL . I. B JUL 26 43 Halewood 1038082 unconscionable fellow had taken an everlasting lease of life , FLIRTATION. ...
... entered the room . " I give you joy , Mowbray , with all my heart : " ( had he any ? ) " I thought that the VOL . I. B JUL 26 43 Halewood 1038082 unconscionable fellow had taken an everlasting lease of life , FLIRTATION. ...
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... entered the room , it offered an ap- pearance of comparative comfort , after what they had witnessed . Some decorations painted on the walls were still perfect , and maintained their colouring : the furniture , of antique form , seem to ...
... entered the room , it offered an ap- pearance of comparative comfort , after what they had witnessed . Some decorations painted on the walls were still perfect , and maintained their colouring : the furniture , of antique form , seem to ...
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... entered . The vault was open which was to receive his kinsman's remains ; he paused , and , sitting down on a stone bench near it , listened to the sound of the dashing waves beneath , which were in unison with the scene and with his ...
... entered . The vault was open which was to receive his kinsman's remains ; he paused , and , sitting down on a stone bench near it , listened to the sound of the dashing waves beneath , which were in unison with the scene and with his ...
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... entered his Castle , certainly with very different sensations from those with which he had left it ; and , declaring there was no dependence upon English climate for four hours together , drew his chair close to the fire , and ...
... entered his Castle , certainly with very different sensations from those with which he had left it ; and , declaring there was no dependence upon English climate for four hours together , drew his chair close to the fire , and ...
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... entered the Castle walls . Every thing wore the same re- pose , and the same stillness reigned as when they crossed its dreary portal . It was clear that every inmate had forsaken it , and , with the exception of themselves , had been ...
... entered the Castle walls . Every thing wore the same re- pose , and the same stillness reigned as when they crossed its dreary portal . It was clear that every inmate had forsaken it , and , with the exception of themselves , had been ...
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