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Page 98
A few weeks ago , " replied Miss Emmeline , “ I think I should have ventured to
answer , that of this offence , at least , I am free ; and I should have made this
assertion upon the childish supposition that this commandment applies only to ...
A few weeks ago , " replied Miss Emmeline , “ I think I should have ventured to
answer , that of this offence , at least , I am free ; and I should have made this
assertion upon the childish supposition that this commandment applies only to ...
Page 135
About a month after the return of the farmer from L a letter was received from Miss
Parker , containing a most pressing invitation for Anna to visit L Anna was
desirous of declining the invitation , but Mr. Williams was anxious that she should
go ...
About a month after the return of the farmer from L a letter was received from Miss
Parker , containing a most pressing invitation for Anna to visit L Anna was
desirous of declining the invitation , but Mr. Williams was anxious that she should
go ...
Page 137
Miss Parker concluded by saying , that , as they were to have a party of religious
friends in the evening , she should then have the inexpressible pleasure of
introducing her dear Anna to them . The volubility with which Miss Parker spoke ,
and ...
Miss Parker concluded by saying , that , as they were to have a party of religious
friends in the evening , she should then have the inexpressible pleasure of
introducing her dear Anna to them . The volubility with which Miss Parker spoke ,
and ...
Page 138
Yes , ” said Miss Parker , “ that is probable : but perhaps you would like to have
your clothes arranged to the fashion ? ” It is so long since I have had any thing to
do with fashions , ” replied Anna , still anxious to ward off this attack in a friendly ...
Yes , ” said Miss Parker , “ that is probable : but perhaps you would like to have
your clothes arranged to the fashion ? ” It is so long since I have had any thing to
do with fashions , ” replied Anna , still anxious to ward off this attack in a friendly ...
Page 144
Tea was now handed round ; and , after tea , Anna still hoped for some of that
enlivening Christian conversation which Miss Parker had so often described in
her letters as constituting the chief charm of their religious societies at L But she ...
Tea was now handed round ; and , after tea , Anna still hoped for some of that
enlivening Christian conversation which Miss Parker had so often described in
her letters as constituting the chief charm of their religious societies at L But she ...
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| Title | The Lady of the Manor, 3. 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 | 25 nov. 2014 |
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