Flirtation: A Novel, Volume 3H. Colburn, 1827 |
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... turned ; " Oh , my poor Rose , could you but see your miserable mother as I have seen her ! Did you but know that your father has left his home in quest of you , and is a wanderer , houseless and wretched , for your sake ; you would cer ...
... turned ; " Oh , my poor Rose , could you but see your miserable mother as I have seen her ! Did you but know that your father has left his home in quest of you , and is a wanderer , houseless and wretched , for your sake ; you would cer ...
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... turned very pale , and his countenance changed . 66 ' Nay , now uncle ! I pray you do not look so grave . I assure you this is no sentimental , whining love story that I am come to interest you about ; neither do I wish to claim your ...
... turned very pale , and his countenance changed . 66 ' Nay , now uncle ! I pray you do not look so grave . I assure you this is no sentimental , whining love story that I am come to interest you about ; neither do I wish to claim your ...
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... turning to the General , " It is a pity that Mrs. Neville should have led the strange mixed life of high company , and low company , and much company , and no company , which she has done ; for this , together with her eternal read- ing ...
... turning to the General , " It is a pity that Mrs. Neville should have led the strange mixed life of high company , and low company , and much company , and no company , which she has done ; for this , together with her eternal read- ing ...
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... turned ancle by the same rule . This draws attention , elicits comparison , obtains a compli- ment , and induces a sort of concealed under- standing so that a few glancing looks afterwards are sufficient to carry on the war . Thus you ...
... turned ancle by the same rule . This draws attention , elicits comparison , obtains a compli- ment , and induces a sort of concealed under- standing so that a few glancing looks afterwards are sufficient to carry on the war . Thus you ...
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... turning my discourse upon the Flirtation , as you call it , of Lady A , and Lord B , why I should die of shame . Then in regard to the merits of the opera - dancers , how can I judge of them who never saw any before ? " " There is ...
... turning my discourse upon the Flirtation , as you call it , of Lady A , and Lord B , why I should die of shame . Then in regard to the merits of the opera - dancers , how can I judge of them who never saw any before ? " " There is ...
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