The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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Page 104
... Miss Charlotte Parker , was the daughter of a widow lady in L , a person of considerable figure and for- tune in the town ; and Miss Parker was , in consequence , made very much of by her governesses , who were , as my reader may have ...
... Miss Charlotte Parker , was the daughter of a widow lady in L , a person of considerable figure and for- tune in the town ; and Miss Parker was , in consequence , made very much of by her governesses , who were , as my reader may have ...
Page 108
... Miss Parker . At length the letter arrived , and she ran up to her room to read it at leisure , and to be at liberty to give free course to her tears . The letter was long , and crossed backwards and for- wards . It brought no very ...
... Miss Parker . At length the letter arrived , and she ran up to her room to read it at leisure , and to be at liberty to give free course to her tears . The letter was long , and crossed backwards and for- wards . It brought no very ...
Page 109
... Miss Parker's letter , and waited anxi- ously for another in return . But , as this second letter seemed to linger long on the road , she began to look about her for some other object to divert the tedium of her solitary life . She ...
... Miss Parker's letter , and waited anxi- ously for another in return . But , as this second letter seemed to linger long on the road , she began to look about her for some other object to divert the tedium of her solitary life . She ...
Page 116
... Miss Parker . Anna , according to the long established rule among young ladies who form very great intimacies at school , retired to read her friend's letter ; and as it was sum- mer time , she very properly chose an arbour of honey ...
... Miss Parker . Anna , according to the long established rule among young ladies who form very great intimacies at school , retired to read her friend's letter ; and as it was sum- mer time , she very properly chose an arbour of honey ...
Page 117
... Miss Parker had enjoyed the pleasure of writing to her friend . " " Those , " said the gentle writer , " who formerly crowded our theatres , filled our ball - rooms , gathered round our card - tables , and frequented our races , have at ...
... Miss Parker had enjoyed the pleasure of writing to her friend . " " Those , " said the gentle writer , " who formerly crowded our theatres , filled our ball - rooms , gathered round our card - tables , and frequented our races , have at ...
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