The Lady of the Manor, 4. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... length . Suffice it therefore to say , that this good woman , always bearing in mind that she was educating a minister , considered , that if , through her negligence and ignorance , his character did not attain to that extent of ...
... length . Suffice it therefore to say , that this good woman , always bearing in mind that she was educating a minister , considered , that if , through her negligence and ignorance , his character did not attain to that extent of ...
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... length succeeded in composing the mind of young Parnel , and the two boys shortly afterwards entered the school - room together ; where , in compliment to Edmund Stephens , Parnel was received by his schoolfellows as if nothing ...
... length succeeded in composing the mind of young Parnel , and the two boys shortly afterwards entered the school - room together ; where , in compliment to Edmund Stephens , Parnel was received by his schoolfellows as if nothing ...
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... length resolved to seek him out no longer , but to return to the steady performance of his own pastoral duties , which were so arranged as to leave him but a few hours daily for study . And , in the discharge of his several duties , he ...
... length resolved to seek him out no longer , but to return to the steady performance of his own pastoral duties , which were so arranged as to leave him but a few hours daily for study . And , in the discharge of his several duties , he ...
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... length to counteract , at first in an underhand , and afterwards in a more open way , every public work which the other attempted to accom- plish . But inasmuch as he would not confess his senti- ments with respect to Edmund even to his ...
... length to counteract , at first in an underhand , and afterwards in a more open way , every public work which the other attempted to accom- plish . But inasmuch as he would not confess his senti- ments with respect to Edmund even to his ...
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... length prevailed : and when Edmund called upon him at his new abode , he told him that he should have no occasion for his further services in the curacy . Edmund was thunderstruck . He grew pale and then red . He had now been the ...
... length prevailed : and when Edmund called upon him at his new abode , he told him that he should have no occasion for his further services in the curacy . Edmund was thunderstruck . He grew pale and then red . He had now been the ...
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