Tales of the Woods and Fields, Volume 2Harper, 1836 - 278 páginas |
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... received her provocations with a sly gravity - now repressing her when she went to far ; now awakening her by his playful sarcasms , while he regarded her at the same time with looks , not always consistent , it must be owned , with his ...
... received her provocations with a sly gravity - now repressing her when she went to far ; now awakening her by his playful sarcasms , while he regarded her at the same time with looks , not always consistent , it must be owned , with his ...
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... received . Thrice , and again the Psyche was consulted ; for even though she had not an expectation of seeing Lord William , who did not make one of the party at Dangerfield , yet so simple and innocent was she , in this the dawn of her ...
... received . Thrice , and again the Psyche was consulted ; for even though she had not an expectation of seeing Lord William , who did not make one of the party at Dangerfield , yet so simple and innocent was she , in this the dawn of her ...
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... received by Regent - street and Hyde Park except by those drawn from the beach at Dover or the chain - pier at Brighton ; in- terspersed , for once in their lives , by a visit to the continent , which enables them to discourse of Mont ...
... received by Regent - street and Hyde Park except by those drawn from the beach at Dover or the chain - pier at Brighton ; in- terspersed , for once in their lives , by a visit to the continent , which enables them to discourse of Mont ...
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... received . Whereas Mrs. Carlton , as easily dazzled by vanity as the weakest girl of seventeen , encouraged all this by every means in her power ; and rever , by the slightest warning hint , put this inexperienced young creature upon ...
... received . Whereas Mrs. Carlton , as easily dazzled by vanity as the weakest girl of seventeen , encouraged all this by every means in her power ; and rever , by the slightest warning hint , put this inexperienced young creature upon ...
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... received all these attentions with a gratitude and sensibility only too acute ; for her affection for her sister and the children had returned with a force which seemed to borrow something from the all - pervading passion of her soul ...
... received all these attentions with a gratitude and sensibility only too acute ; for her affection for her sister and the children had returned with a force which seemed to borrow something from the all - pervading passion of her soul ...
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Tales of the Woods and Fields: A Second Series of "The Two Old Men ..., Volume 2 Anne Marsh-Caldwell Visualização integral - 1836 |
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