The Lady of the Manor, 4. köide |
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Page 7
From the time when I first had the honour of becoming your instructress , "
proceeded the lady , “ I have endeavoured to draw your attention to the defects of
persons in polished life , and in religious society , where ! gross vices are seldom
...
From the time when I first had the honour of becoming your instructress , "
proceeded the lady , “ I have endeavoured to draw your attention to the defects of
persons in polished life , and in religious society , where ! gross vices are seldom
...
Page 13
She had directed his infant gaze to the Star of Bethlehem ; and whenever it
seemed to wander from that bright object , she had carefully endeavoured to
restore its tendency , and had found some new resource to awaken its attention .
She had ...
She had directed his infant gaze to the Star of Bethlehem ; and whenever it
seemed to wander from that bright object , she had carefully endeavoured to
restore its tendency , and had found some new resource to awaken its attention .
She had ...
Page 61
... -had the host of Israel continually marched forward in one mind ; -- had the
strong endeavoured to support the weak , and the old to direct the young ; —and
had not discord subsisted even among the bearers of the sanctuary itself ? would
so ...
... -had the host of Israel continually marched forward in one mind ; -- had the
strong endeavoured to support the weak , and the old to direct the young ; —and
had not discord subsisted even among the bearers of the sanctuary itself ? would
so ...
Page 84
... until the people were about to lower the coffin into the grave ; on which she
suddenly shrieked , ran forwards , and endeavoured to clasp the coffin with her
infant arms , calling on her mother in the most beseeching and moving accents .
... until the people were about to lower the coffin into the grave ; on which she
suddenly shrieked , ran forwards , and endeavoured to clasp the coffin with her
infant arms , calling on her mother in the most beseeching and moving accents .
Page 109
The idea pleased him : and , from that time , he endeavoured to promote the
connexion to the utmost of his power . His attention being thus drawn to what was
passing , he was not long in observing that Sophia , though always modest and ...
The idea pleased him : and , from that time , he endeavoured to promote the
connexion to the utmost of his power . His attention being thus drawn to what was
passing , he was not long in observing that Sophia , though always modest and ...
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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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