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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... stood before her , " that Car- san understands her art rather better than Miss Green , -eh , Mr. Lovel ? " But Charles did not answer — his eyes were fixed upon Louisa . A mingled feeling of admiration and of regret might have been read ...
... stood before her , " that Car- san understands her art rather better than Miss Green , -eh , Mr. Lovel ? " But Charles did not answer — his eyes were fixed upon Louisa . A mingled feeling of admiration and of regret might have been read ...
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... stood upon the threshold , his ear catching the distant sound of the rapidly - retreating carriage , his thoughts painfully absorbed . Those bitter reflections which , sooner or later , all must make upon nature , cir- cumstance ...
... stood upon the threshold , his ear catching the distant sound of the rapidly - retreating carriage , his thoughts painfully absorbed . Those bitter reflections which , sooner or later , all must make upon nature , cir- cumstance ...
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... stood near , sprang furiously forward , and dashed down the street , in defiance of the tugging coachman , who , his head being , as usual , confused by his potations , soon fell off the box . There is a general hurrying forwards of ...
... stood near , sprang furiously forward , and dashed down the street , in defiance of the tugging coachman , who , his head being , as usual , confused by his potations , soon fell off the box . There is a general hurrying forwards of ...
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... 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 ; and this little perplexity into which Louisa ...
... 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 ; and this little perplexity into which Louisa ...
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... stood half concealed by the curtains of a deep bay window , whose folding leaves , opening to the ground , were now flung wide apart , the springing turf , the shrubberies , flowers , and richly - furnished saloon , forming , as it were ...
... stood half concealed by the curtains of a deep bay window , whose folding leaves , opening to the ground , were now flung wide apart , the springing turf , the shrubberies , flowers , and richly - furnished saloon , forming , as it were ...
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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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