The Lady of the Manor, 5. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... once , during the day , did she express the delight that it would afford her , could she but be permitted to finish her days in those apartments in which she had spent the earliest periods of her life . This remark , which appeared ...
... once , during the day , did she express the delight that it would afford her , could she but be permitted to finish her days in those apartments in which she had spent the earliest periods of her life . This remark , which appeared ...
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... once observed that Sir Thomas has paid her great attention . Her fa- mily is good , of high respectability in the country ; and though she has lived in retirement , yet she has manners and a figure , as I heard Sir Thomas himself say ...
... once observed that Sir Thomas has paid her great attention . Her fa- mily is good , of high respectability in the country ; and though she has lived in retirement , yet she has manners and a figure , as I heard Sir Thomas himself say ...
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... once knewest thy God and Saviour , and hast now departed from thy first love ? " For a short time , the mind of Clermont was led away by this train of thought from the more immediate con- cerns which had lately occupied him : soon ...
... once knewest thy God and Saviour , and hast now departed from thy first love ? " For a short time , the mind of Clermont was led away by this train of thought from the more immediate con- cerns which had lately occupied him : soon ...
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