Tales of the Woods and Fields: A Second Series of "The Two Old Men's Tales", Volume 1Saunders and Otley, 1836 |
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... least , as I often find that within , which is wearisome enough , I doubt whether those young ladies do the wisest thing in the world , who sacrifice every old habit , and sever themselves from every old connexion , for the privilege ...
... least , as I often find that within , which is wearisome enough , I doubt whether those young ladies do the wisest thing in the world , who sacrifice every old habit , and sever themselves from every old connexion , for the privilege ...
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... least happy , " said the student . me " Oh , fie ! Not even when you danced with ? " " Not even when I danced with you - Be satisfied that you made me dance at all . one else could . " No And he resumed his studies , somewhat dis ...
... least happy , " said the student . me " Oh , fie ! Not even when you danced with ? " " Not even when I danced with you - Be satisfied that you made me dance at all . one else could . " No And he resumed his studies , somewhat dis ...
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... least , as regards what pleases themselves . No longer treated as a pretty , insignificant , country girl , whom nobody knew — this admired of the " admired of all beholders " immediately took a certain definite place in the world of ...
... least , as regards what pleases themselves . No longer treated as a pretty , insignificant , country girl , whom nobody knew — this admired of the " admired of all beholders " immediately took a certain definite place in the world of ...
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... least , she did - yet without the shyness which to have been really alone would have occasioned . There was a great hurry of carriages , a great noise of footmen , and swearing of coachmen and all such confusions , when they got out ...
... least , she did - yet without the shyness which to have been really alone would have occasioned . There was a great hurry of carriages , a great noise of footmen , and swearing of coachmen and all such confusions , when they got out ...
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... least . A little jealousy with which Mrs. Carlton always regarded the other lady , joined to an instinctive dread of interference in a matter which she hoped to bring to a successful issue , but , in which she felt , that she had not ...
... least . A little jealousy with which Mrs. Carlton always regarded the other lady , joined to an instinctive dread of interference in a matter which she hoped to bring to a successful issue , but , in which she felt , that she had not ...
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Tales of the Woods and Fields: A Second Series of "The Two Old Men ..., Volume 1 Anne Marsh-Caldwell Visualização integral - 1846 |
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