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Page 135
Mrs. Mills was also consulted about Anna's dress , as she had lately been paying
a visit in a neighbouring town ; and she recommended such things as she
thought were suitable to her situation in life , her age , and her Christian character
.
Mrs. Mills was also consulted about Anna's dress , as she had lately been paying
a visit in a neighbouring town ; and she recommended such things as she
thought were suitable to her situation in life , her age , and her Christian character
.
Page 137
While she was speaking , she eyed her friend's travelling - dress in a manner
which a little disconcerted her , and then said , My dear Anna , I suppose N 3 THE
LADY OF THE MANOR . 137 the gratitude she felt in being, as she affirmed...
While she was speaking , she eyed her friend's travelling - dress in a manner
which a little disconcerted her , and then said , My dear Anna , I suppose N 3 THE
LADY OF THE MANOR . 137 the gratitude she felt in being, as she affirmed...
Page 138
and then said , My dear Anna , I suppose you will want some new dresses . ...
replied Anna , still anxious to ward off this attack in a friendly way , " that there
would be some difficulty , I fear , in conforming my usual dress to the general
taste .
and then said , My dear Anna , I suppose you will want some new dresses . ...
replied Anna , still anxious to ward off this attack in a friendly way , " that there
would be some difficulty , I fear , in conforming my usual dress to the general
taste .
Page 198
Notwithstanding the singular dress of the Norman peasants , the beauty of these
young women could not fail of striking the son of Monique . They wore high caps
of stiffened lawn , with large wings , plaited and hanging down to their shoulders
...
Notwithstanding the singular dress of the Norman peasants , the beauty of these
young women could not fail of striking the son of Monique . They wore high caps
of stiffened lawn , with large wings , plaited and hanging down to their shoulders
...
Page 228
... of carved mahogany ; a gilt bird - cage , where linnet after linnet succeeded
one another , always appearing to be the same individual bird to the poor lady ,
whose daily business was to feed her bird and dress its cage . A small bookcase
...
... of carved mahogany ; a gilt bird - cage , where linnet after linnet succeeded
one another , always appearing to be the same individual bird to the poor lady ,
whose daily business was to feed her bird and dress its cage . A small bookcase
...
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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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