Harrington, and Thoughts on BoresBaldwin & Cradock, 1833 - 328 páginas |
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... would never tell any body the secret she had com- municated . From that moment I became her slave , and her victim . I shudder when I look back to all I suffered during the eighteen months I was under her 4 HARRINGTON .
... would never tell any body the secret she had com- municated . From that moment I became her slave , and her victim . I shudder when I look back to all I suffered during the eighteen months I was under her 4 HARRINGTON .
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... moment she and the candle left the room , I lay in an indescribable agony of terror ; my head under the bed - clothes , my knees drawn up , in a cold perspiration . I saw faces around me grinning , glaring , receding , advancing , all ...
... moment she and the candle left the room , I lay in an indescribable agony of terror ; my head under the bed - clothes , my knees drawn up , in a cold perspiration . I saw faces around me grinning , glaring , receding , advancing , all ...
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... moment I was most to be pitied , nobody pitied me . Even my mother , now she had nobody to talk to about me , grew tired of my illness . She was advised by her physician , on account of her own health , by no means to keep so close to ...
... moment I was most to be pitied , nobody pitied me . Even my mother , now she had nobody to talk to about me , grew tired of my illness . She was advised by her physician , on account of her own health , by no means to keep so close to ...
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... moment we determined to plague and persecute him , till we should force him to give up . Every Thursday even- ing , the moment he appeared in the school - HARRINGTON . 27.
... moment we determined to plague and persecute him , till we should force him to give up . Every Thursday even- ing , the moment he appeared in the school - HARRINGTON . 27.
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Maria Edgeworth. ing , the moment he appeared in the school - room , or on the play - ground , our party commenced the attack upon " the Wandering Jew , " as we called this poor pedler ; and with every opprobrious nickname , and every ...
Maria Edgeworth. ing , the moment he appeared in the school - room , or on the play - ground , our party commenced the attack upon " the Wandering Jew , " as we called this poor pedler ; and with every opprobrious nickname , and every ...
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