The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... called . For the Lord hath called thee as a woman forsaken and grieved in spirit , and a wife of youth , when thou wast refused , saith thy God . ” The lady of the manor then proceeded to observe , that as she had already pointed out to ...
... called . For the Lord hath called thee as a woman forsaken and grieved in spirit , and a wife of youth , when thou wast refused , saith thy God . ” The lady of the manor then proceeded to observe , that as she had already pointed out to ...
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... called Ellen , after my mother ; but I left the place of my nativity so early , that I should have had no know- ledge of it had I not seen it again at a later period . Soon after my birth , my parents went to France , and settled in ...
... called Ellen , after my mother ; but I left the place of my nativity so early , that I should have had no know- ledge of it had I not seen it again at a later period . Soon after my birth , my parents went to France , and settled in ...
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... called classical , and to question the wisdom of presenting to the youthful mind such images as are false , however beautiful they may be , previous to its having received a knowledge of the truth . While medi- tating on these subjects ...
... called classical , and to question the wisdom of presenting to the youthful mind such images as are false , however beautiful they may be , previous to its having received a knowledge of the truth . While medi- tating on these subjects ...
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... , as you well know , an enthusiastic admirer of those authors which are commonly called classic , by way of eminence , as being universally approved , and undeniably excellent . My youth , and the best part THE LADY OF THE MANOR . 67.
... , as you well know , an enthusiastic admirer of those authors which are commonly called classic , by way of eminence , as being universally approved , and undeniably excellent . My youth , and the best part THE LADY OF THE MANOR . 67.
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... called my thoughts to subjects which never before engaged my attention . And now , my good Sir , for your third objection . ' 66 6 My third objection , Sir , ' said Mr. Gisborne , ' is this -- that , while the circuitous progress of ...
... called my thoughts to subjects which never before engaged my attention . And now , my good Sir , for your third objection . ' 66 6 My third objection , Sir , ' said Mr. Gisborne , ' is this -- that , while the circuitous progress of ...
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