The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... is counted indispensable to the character of a gentleman , while a very slender acquaintance with Scripture is re- quired even from a minister of our Established Church ; B 3 THE LADY OF THE MANOR . 5 *This enemy ...
... is counted indispensable to the character of a gentleman , while a very slender acquaintance with Scripture is re- quired even from a minister of our Established Church ; B 3 THE LADY OF THE MANOR . 5 *This enemy ...
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... character , nor in any way distinguished by personal beauty : she possessed , however , in a singular degree , that uniform gentleness and consistency which , when united , as in her case , with feeling and good sense , so peculiarly ...
... character , nor in any way distinguished by personal beauty : she possessed , however , in a singular degree , that uniform gentleness and consistency which , when united , as in her case , with feeling and good sense , so peculiarly ...
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... characters about every court are commonly of the most ordinary kind , agitated by the lowest passions , and excited by the meanest motives . Nor indeed is it possi- ble that the immediate attendants and companions of earthly kings ...
... characters about every court are commonly of the most ordinary kind , agitated by the lowest passions , and excited by the meanest motives . Nor indeed is it possi- ble that the immediate attendants and companions of earthly kings ...
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... characters remarkable for piety were to be looked for ; since , among those persons who formed this society , there were few distinguished above the rest by any ideas which were not of the commonest order . There were , indeed , a few ...
... characters remarkable for piety were to be looked for ; since , among those persons who formed this society , there were few distinguished above the rest by any ideas which were not of the commonest order . There were , indeed , a few ...
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... characters of the heathen divinities , than those which I possessed in and near the capital of His Most Christian Majesty . " I was at that time too young to be introduced into company , and there was no enjoyment which I could conceive ...
... characters of the heathen divinities , than those which I possessed in and near the capital of His Most Christian Majesty . " I was at that time too young to be introduced into company , and there was no enjoyment which I could conceive ...
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