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... matters of more general and lasting interest — a habit now laid under the ban of the whole world of fashion ; and she found it impossible to take any part in what was going on . She was out of place , dull , and uneasy - nor can we ...
... matters of more general and lasting interest — a habit now laid under the ban of the whole world of fashion ; and she found it impossible to take any part in what was going on . She was out of place , dull , and uneasy - nor can we ...
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... Lord Wil- liam accompanying them to Dangerfield , fol- lowed , as a matter of course , from Mrs. Carlton . Lord William was cold and inattentive enough during the ride home ; and talked only to 86 A COUNTRY VICARAGE .
... Lord Wil- liam accompanying them to Dangerfield , fol- lowed , as a matter of course , from Mrs. Carlton . Lord William was cold and inattentive enough during the ride home ; and talked only to 86 A COUNTRY VICARAGE .
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... - day , down- right , and straight forward , must have been quite out of place here . She was his Louisa ; he , her Lord William ; her innocent heart looked no further ; or looked upon marriage as a matter A COUNTRY VICARAGE . 93.
... - day , down- right , and straight forward , must have been quite out of place here . She was his Louisa ; he , her Lord William ; her innocent heart looked no further ; or looked upon marriage as a matter A COUNTRY VICARAGE . 93.
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... matter of course , which would follow in due time . He said nothing about it - and she had neither father , brother , nor friend to remind him that he ought . It was a very serious misfortune to Louisa , at this important crisis of her ...
... matter of course , which would follow in due time . He said nothing about it - and she had neither father , brother , nor friend to remind him that he ought . It was a very serious misfortune to Louisa , at this important crisis of her ...
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... matter which she hoped to bring to a successful issue , but , in which she felt , that she had not acted altogether prudently , closed her lips . VOL . I. F 1 She flattered herself , also , that by employing A COUNTRY VICARAGE . 97.
... matter which she hoped to bring to a successful issue , but , in which she felt , that she had not acted altogether prudently , closed her lips . VOL . I. F 1 She flattered herself , also , that by employing A COUNTRY VICARAGE . 97.
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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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