Tales of the Woods and Fields: A Second Series of "The Two Old Men's Tales", Volume 1Saunders and Otley, 1846 - 384 páginas |
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... might afford ; and under his roof he was , with this de- sign , at present domesticated ; how much to the peril of his heart may be easily surmised . CHAPTER IV . In the meantime , Mrs. Digby's carriage 30 A COUNTRY VICARAGE .
... might afford ; and under his roof he was , with this de- sign , at present domesticated ; how much to the peril of his heart may be easily surmised . CHAPTER IV . In the meantime , Mrs. Digby's carriage 30 A COUNTRY VICARAGE .
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... present . However , she rallied her spirits as well as she might , and endeavoured to dissipate her disagreeable feelings of terror and timidity by looking out upon the trees , and admiring the various landscapes as they shot by . But ...
... present . However , she rallied her spirits as well as she might , and endeavoured to dissipate her disagreeable feelings of terror and timidity by looking out upon the trees , and admiring the various landscapes as they shot by . But ...
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... present spiritless ennui . To her , the witty gossip , the hints , the allu- sions , were utterly unintelligible . She was in the habit . of discoursing on matters of more general and lasting interest - a habit now laid under the ban of ...
... present spiritless ennui . To her , the witty gossip , the hints , the allu- sions , were utterly unintelligible . She was in the habit . of discoursing on matters of more general and lasting interest - a habit now laid under the ban of ...
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... present at breakfast ; yet his influence might be said still to hover over , and , in a manner , to protect and animate , Louisa . His attentions and evi- dent admiration had served to raise her , not only in her own esteem , but in ...
... present at breakfast ; yet his influence might be said still to hover over , and , in a manner , to protect and animate , Louisa . His attentions and evi- dent admiration had served to raise her , not only in her own esteem , but in ...
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... present helpless condition ( for no servant had stood with the carriage ) —yet the indecorum of remaining much longer without producing his prize , perplexed him excessively . No man hated a scene or an absurdity more than Lord William ...
... present helpless condition ( for no servant had stood with the carriage ) —yet the indecorum of remaining much longer without producing his prize , perplexed him excessively . No man hated a scene or an absurdity more than Lord William ...
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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 - 1836 |
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