Sharpe's London magazine, a journal of entertainment and instruction. [entitled] Sharpe's London journal. [entitled] Sharpe's London magazine, conducted by mrs. S.C. Hall, Volumes 20-21Anna Maria Hall |
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... Hepburn's without delay , Betty started off to rouse and dress the latter , who had been allowed on this occasion to remain in bed till after breakfast , having been found by that careful domestic , when she had first called her , in a ...
... Hepburn's without delay , Betty started off to rouse and dress the latter , who had been allowed on this occasion to remain in bed till after breakfast , having been found by that careful domestic , when she had first called her , in a ...
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... Hepburn was at the door in a twinkling , and though apparently a little disconcerted at the sudden appearance of such distinguished visitors , his good manners did not forsake him , and he invited them in with as much courtesy as if he ...
... Hepburn was at the door in a twinkling , and though apparently a little disconcerted at the sudden appearance of such distinguished visitors , his good manners did not forsake him , and he invited them in with as much courtesy as if he ...
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... Hepburn seized the moment , and Miss Le Moyne's hand , and bade them farewell after this manner : " Miss Le Moyne , as God visited Sarah when she least expected it , so has he visited you and sent you a child to bless your old age -I ...
... Hepburn seized the moment , and Miss Le Moyne's hand , and bade them farewell after this manner : " Miss Le Moyne , as God visited Sarah when she least expected it , so has he visited you and sent you a child to bless your old age -I ...
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... Hepburn presented himself at the Hall , and was shown into the library , where the whole family were assembled , Mr. and Miss Le Moyne overlooking the ju- venile proceedings with intense enjoyment , which was clouded , however , every ...
... Hepburn presented himself at the Hall , and was shown into the library , where the whole family were assembled , Mr. and Miss Le Moyne overlooking the ju- venile proceedings with intense enjoyment , which was clouded , however , every ...
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... Hepburn again disappeared . CHAP . VI . Mr. Hepburn went straight to the lodge , and , walking in without even condescending to knock at the door , found Peter Morgan poring over some papers . Morgan started slightly on seeing the ...
... Hepburn again disappeared . CHAP . VI . Mr. Hepburn went straight to the lodge , and , walking in without even condescending to knock at the door , found Peter Morgan poring over some papers . Morgan started slightly on seeing the ...
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