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Page 135
... an equally cheerful state of mind the next day . Mr. Williams accompanied his
daughter to Mrs. Parker's door ; and then , being called elsewhere by particular
business , he took an affectionate leave of her , THE LADY OF THE MANOR . 135
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... an equally cheerful state of mind the next day . Mr. Williams accompanied his
daughter to Mrs. Parker's door ; and then , being called elsewhere by particular
business , he took an affectionate leave of her , THE LADY OF THE MANOR . 135
.
Page 183
Thus things passed , till a sturdy peasant , who came from the Isle of Elbeuf , and
who wanted to bargain with the merchant for a red woollen cap , to serve him
instead of a hat , came up to the door , just as the bell of the cathedral was calling
...
Thus things passed , till a sturdy peasant , who came from the Isle of Elbeuf , and
who wanted to bargain with the merchant for a red woollen cap , to serve him
instead of a hat , came up to the door , just as the bell of the cathedral was calling
...
Page 184
Very good , ” said the peasant : " and so I am to return to my cabin , at I know not
how many leagues distance , and give myself the trouble of walking over here to -
morrow , because you do not choose to unbar your doors ? ” “ But , perhaps ...
Very good , ” said the peasant : " and so I am to return to my cabin , at I know not
how many leagues distance , and give myself the trouble of walking over here to -
morrow , because you do not choose to unbar your doors ? ” “ But , perhaps ...
Page 185
When Gaspard de Foix shut his doors on the seventh day , he had made up his
mind to lose a considerable part of his custom , and , for a short time , it appeared
that this would actually be the case ; but , after a while , those customers who at ...
When Gaspard de Foix shut his doors on the seventh day , he had made up his
mind to lose a considerable part of his custom , and , for a short time , it appeared
that this would actually be the case ; but , after a while , those customers who at ...
Page 197
... a small town in is , and it was shortly after the above - mentioned conversation
with Madame de Foix , that this young man having obtained leave of absence ,
unexpectedly appeared , one afternoon , before the door of his mother's house .
... a small town in is , and it was shortly after the above - mentioned conversation
with Madame de Foix , that this young man having obtained leave of absence ,
unexpectedly appeared , one afternoon , before the door of his mother's house .
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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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