Flirtation: A Novel, Volume 3H. Colburn, 1827 |
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... tion of well - bred persons by your vulgarisms . " 99 " But how can I help it , Frances , dear ? When I am diverted I always laugh , when I am touched , I cry . " " But you must not be either the one or the other , my dear , I tell you ...
... tion of well - bred persons by your vulgarisms . " 99 " But how can I help it , Frances , dear ? When I am diverted I always laugh , when I am touched , I cry . " " But you must not be either the one or the other , my dear , I tell you ...
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... tion you cannot possibly get on in the world . Then , never talk to women when you can help it , only just enough to keep up les bien- séances - whatever you do , however , remember never to blesser les bienséances . But during all ...
... tion you cannot possibly get on in the world . Then , never talk to women when you can help it , only just enough to keep up les bien- séances - whatever you do , however , remember never to blesser les bienséances . But during all ...
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... tion of surprise , on seeing Lady Emily . " What an exhibition ! " she exclaimed ; " so you would not go to Lady Orwell's to - night ; " and she glanced her eyes significantly from Lord Mowbray to her sister's attire- " so that is the ...
... tion of surprise , on seeing Lady Emily . " What an exhibition ! " she exclaimed ; " so you would not go to Lady Orwell's to - night ; " and she glanced her eyes significantly from Lord Mowbray to her sister's attire- " so that is the ...
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... pronounced which spoke volumes to Lord Mowbray . He looked in Lady Emi- ly's face earnestly , her eyes fell beneath his gaze ; and she was painfully conscious that her colour went and came , betraying the emo- tion FLIRTATION . 63.
... pronounced which spoke volumes to Lord Mowbray . He looked in Lady Emi- ly's face earnestly , her eyes fell beneath his gaze ; and she was painfully conscious that her colour went and came , betraying the emo- tion FLIRTATION . 63.
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... tion which his scrutiny excited . All farther conversation was put an end to by Lady Glas- sington rising to depart ; but how much may a mere glance leave on the mind to be re- flected and commented upon ! CHAPTER III . " To me more ...
... tion which his scrutiny excited . All farther conversation was put an end to by Lady Glas- sington rising to depart ; but how much may a mere glance leave on the mind to be re- flected and commented upon ! CHAPTER III . " To me more ...
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