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Being at that time in easy and affluent circumstances , he was not led to this
second marriage by the same motives which had formerly influenced him , for my
mother was beautiful woman , and nearly allied to the first families in the
principality .
Being at that time in easy and affluent circumstances , he was not led to this
second marriage by the same motives which had formerly influenced him , for my
mother was beautiful woman , and nearly allied to the first families in the
principality .
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when the beautiful and unfortunate Marie Antoinette , the star of Austria , had just
commenced that career of vanity , the end of which was so peculiarly disastrous
as to excite the commiseration of all Europe , and will continue so to do as long ...
when the beautiful and unfortunate Marie Antoinette , the star of Austria , had just
commenced that career of vanity , the end of which was so peculiarly disastrous
as to excite the commiseration of all Europe , and will continue so to do as long ...
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ther part of my letter - I must request you , my dear Madam , to represent me to
yourself at the age of fourteen , settled with my parents in the chateau of
Warenheim , among the most beautiful and least rugged environs of the
Schwartzwald .
ther part of my letter - I must request you , my dear Madam , to represent me to
yourself at the age of fourteen , settled with my parents in the chateau of
Warenheim , among the most beautiful and least rugged environs of the
Schwartzwald .
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... speaking of the beautiful imagery and descriptions which are to be found in the
poetical works of ancient Greece and Rome , and expressing my sorrow that you
should be withheld from the study of them ; because these are compositions by ...
... speaking of the beautiful imagery and descriptions which are to be found in the
poetical works of ancient Greece and Rome , and expressing my sorrow that you
should be withheld from the study of them ; because these are compositions by ...
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For instance , in the contemplation of the heavens , what beautiful notices of the
heavenly glories do we find in Scripture ! In considering the various divisions of
the earth , how are we assisted by the inspired writers in tracing up to their source
...
For instance , in the contemplation of the heavens , what beautiful notices of the
heavenly glories do we find in Scripture ! In considering the various divisions of
the earth , how are we assisted by the inspired writers in tracing up to their source
...
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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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