The Lady of the Manor, 4. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... morning , poor Francis Parnel's Christian heroism wholly forsook him ; and when Edmund Stephens arrived at school from his aunt's lodgings , he found the whole play - ground in an uproar , and Francis Parnel dealing out his blows in ...
... morning , poor Francis Parnel's Christian heroism wholly forsook him ; and when Edmund Stephens arrived at school from his aunt's lodgings , he found the whole play - ground in an uproar , and Francis Parnel dealing out his blows in ...
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... morning found dead in her bed ; and thus was this excellent woman suddenly removed from this world of trial into a state of glory . Her loss was acutely felt by Edmund , to whom she had left all her little property , appointing Mr ...
... morning found dead in her bed ; and thus was this excellent woman suddenly removed from this world of trial into a state of glory . Her loss was acutely felt by Edmund , to whom she had left all her little property , appointing Mr ...
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... morning , Mr. Parnel returned Edmund's vi- sit . The sight of the old room , and the many well - known pieces of furniture , with the oriel step on which he had often lounged with his Edmund while they studied their lessons , seemed to ...
... morning , Mr. Parnel returned Edmund's vi- sit . The sight of the old room , and the many well - known pieces of furniture , with the oriel step on which he had often lounged with his Edmund while they studied their lessons , seemed to ...
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... morning , Mr. Parnel called on Mr. Stephens . The moment he entered the room , Edmund was aware that his former friend was in a state of high excitement , though on what account he did not know . For this excellent young man was so en ...
... morning , Mr. Parnel called on Mr. Stephens . The moment he entered the room , Edmund was aware that his former friend was in a state of high excitement , though on what account he did not know . For this excellent young man was so en ...
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... morning , asked him if he knew the poor widow from whom it came . He replied , that he knew her history well , and that she was an object well deserving of the liveliest commisera- tion , and had once known better days , but had been re ...
... morning , asked him if he knew the poor widow from whom it came . He replied , that he knew her history well , and that she was an object well deserving of the liveliest commisera- tion , and had once known better days , but had been re ...
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