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Page 151
In the mean time , Lady V had presented her husband with two children , a son
and a daughter . The daughter , Lady Augusta , was three years younger than
Robert Lambert , and , from her earliest infancy , promised to possess more than
her ...
In the mean time , Lady V had presented her husband with two children , a son
and a daughter . The daughter , Lady Augusta , was three years younger than
Robert Lambert , and , from her earliest infancy , promised to possess more than
her ...
Page 155
Lady Vwas in Mr. Lambert's drawing - room , conversing with her brother - in - law
on their favourite scheme , which was the marriage of Augusta and Robert , and
Mr. Lambert was expressing a hope that Augusta would be enabled to give the ...
Lady Vwas in Mr. Lambert's drawing - room , conversing with her brother - in - law
on their favourite scheme , which was the marriage of Augusta and Robert , and
Mr. Lambert was expressing a hope that Augusta would be enabled to give the ...
Page 168
He could not be persuaded to walk across the room , and make a low bow , and
ask Lady Augusta , in form , to dance ; though , bad he been left to himself , he
would have done it in his own way , and in a manner much more befitting a boy of
...
He could not be persuaded to walk across the room , and make a low bow , and
ask Lady Augusta , in form , to dance ; though , bad he been left to himself , he
would have done it in his own way , and in a manner much more befitting a boy of
...
Page 169
He also embraced his cousin with restrained tears , and sent a present of dried
flowers and a pair of living doves , with his best love , to Lady Augusta . And thus I
conclude the early stage of the histories of Robert Lambert and Frederick ...
He also embraced his cousin with restrained tears , and sent a present of dried
flowers and a pair of living doves , with his best love , to Lady Augusta . And thus I
conclude the early stage of the histories of Robert Lambert and Frederick ...
Page 176
And Lady V — is well ? ” said Frederick , in answer to some remark of his tutor : “ I
am glad of it . And how does Lady Augusta look ? Is she much grown ? Is she
altered ? ” “ She is grown and improved , " answered Mr. Day , and looks amiable
.
And Lady V — is well ? ” said Frederick , in answer to some remark of his tutor : “ I
am glad of it . And how does Lady Augusta look ? Is she much grown ? Is she
altered ? ” “ She is grown and improved , " answered Mr. Day , and looks amiable
.
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| Title | The Lady of the Manor, 4. köide The Lady of the Manor, Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Author | Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Edition | 4 |
| Publisher | Houlston and Stoneman, 1841 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 21 nov. 2014 |
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