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... TRAGIC REPRESENTATIONS ; THE BEAUTIES OF MODERN LITERATURE , & c . & c . VOL . I. ١٤١٠ BIB LONDON : PRINTED FOR A. K. NEWMAN AND CO . LEADENHALL - STREET . 149 THE MYSTERY DEVELOPED . CHAPTER I. # 6 EXCUSE me 1825 . S.H. 1826 .
... TRAGIC REPRESENTATIONS ; THE BEAUTIES OF MODERN LITERATURE , & c . & c . VOL . I. ١٤١٠ BIB LONDON : PRINTED FOR A. K. NEWMAN AND CO . LEADENHALL - STREET . 149 THE MYSTERY DEVELOPED . CHAPTER I. # 6 EXCUSE me 1825 . S.H. 1826 .
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... on a little romantic green opposite the windows of Graves Hall , which gently sloped its descending course to the lake , which skirted the eastern bounds of sir Henry's VOL . I. B Henry's domain- " excuse me , sir Hen- ry , THE ...
... on a little romantic green opposite the windows of Graves Hall , which gently sloped its descending course to the lake , which skirted the eastern bounds of sir Henry's VOL . I. B Henry's domain- " excuse me , sir Hen- ry , THE ...
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... variance with each other . " I know , " said she , after sur- veying herself attentively in the glass , " that sir Henry alluded to me in the VOL . I. C remark remark which he has just made ; but I have MYSTERY DEVELOPED . 25.
... variance with each other . " I know , " said she , after sur- veying herself attentively in the glass , " that sir Henry alluded to me in the VOL . I. C remark remark which he has just made ; but I have MYSTERY DEVELOPED . 25.
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... yield to him in the present instance , and suffer his daughter to remain under the care of Mr. Stan- hope , or otherwise consent to have her VOL . I. D sent sent to London , according to his origi- nal intention MYSTERY DEVELOPED . 49.
... yield to him in the present instance , and suffer his daughter to remain under the care of Mr. Stan- hope , or otherwise consent to have her VOL . I. D sent sent to London , according to his origi- nal intention MYSTERY DEVELOPED . 49.
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... her fa- mily highly respectable , I would be per- fectly regardless of my own interests , if I neglected to avail myself of such im- portant VOL . I. E portant advantages ; for , as Shakespeare says- " There MYSTERY DEVELOPED . 73.
... her fa- mily highly respectable , I would be per- fectly regardless of my own interests , if I neglected to avail myself of such im- portant VOL . I. E portant advantages ; for , as Shakespeare says- " There MYSTERY DEVELOPED . 73.
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