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best apartments which so small a town could afford , he hastened to pay his duty
to his sovereign , and was honoured with an invitation for my mother and myself
to a gala to be celebrated that very evening at the palace . “ It was with no small ...
best apartments which so small a town could afford , he hastened to pay his duty
to his sovereign , and was honoured with an invitation for my mother and myself
to a gala to be celebrated that very evening at the palace . “ It was with no small ...
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Behind the shop was a large but dark chamber , which at once served as sitting -
room , kitchen , and sleeping - apartment . This room was paved with coarse red
tiles of an octagonal form ; the walls were adorned with bright brass vessels ...
Behind the shop was a large but dark chamber , which at once served as sitting -
room , kitchen , and sleeping - apartment . This room was paved with coarse red
tiles of an octagonal form ; the walls were adorned with bright brass vessels ...
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The second apartment which was devoted to this unfortunate lady opened on a
balcony , from which there were steps descending into a pretty flower - garden ,
neatly arranged in the old - fashioned style , with trimmed parterres and garden ...
The second apartment which was devoted to this unfortunate lady opened on a
balcony , from which there were steps descending into a pretty flower - garden ,
neatly arranged in the old - fashioned style , with trimmed parterres and garden ...
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There she stopped for a short space , ( her figure being concealed from any one
within the apartment by the stone pillar between the two windows , or rather glass
doors , which opened into the balcony , ) not only to recover her agitation , but to
...
There she stopped for a short space , ( her figure being concealed from any one
within the apartment by the stone pillar between the two windows , or rather glass
doors , which opened into the balcony , ) not only to recover her agitation , but to
...
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... about her which produced a painful degree of depression in the mind of
Clarissa , the external expression of which she had much difficulty in suppressing
. At sight of the lovely young woman who was entering her apartment by the
balcony ...
... about her which produced a painful degree of depression in the mind of
Clarissa , the external expression of which she had much difficulty in suppressing
. At sight of the lovely young woman who was entering her apartment by the
balcony ...
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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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