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Page 51
Because , ' he answered , “ I know that there are no such things as water nymphs
; but I have heard echoes many times in solitary places . ' “ But how do you know ,
' I said , that there are no such things as water nymphs ? Perhaps you do not ...
Because , ' he answered , “ I know that there are no such things as water nymphs
; but I have heard echoes many times in solitary places . ' “ But how do you know ,
' I said , that there are no such things as water nymphs ? Perhaps you do not ...
Page 88
I heard the countess call me ; but her voice was presently lost in the louder voices
of men : and looking back a moment , I observed that some violent contest was
taking place among the persons about the carriage . I waited not to ascertain the
...
I heard the countess call me ; but her voice was presently lost in the louder voices
of men : and looking back a moment , I observed that some violent contest was
taking place among the persons about the carriage . I waited not to ascertain the
...
Page 244
She then knocked ; but as there was a large antechamber between her mother's
sitting - room and the place where she then stood , it was doubtful whether the
sound could be heard so far . Having waited a few minutes , and no voice being ...
She then knocked ; but as there was a large antechamber between her mother's
sitting - room and the place where she then stood , it was doubtful whether the
sound could be heard so far . Having waited a few minutes , and no voice being ...
Page 245
heard from within , she went down stairs again , and , crossing the hall , entered a
long passage flagged with blue and white stone , which led into the garden . She
stopped at a door which opened from this passage into the housekeeper's ...
heard from within , she went down stairs again , and , crossing the hall , entered a
long passage flagged with blue and white stone , which led into the garden . She
stopped at a door which opened from this passage into the housekeeper's ...
Page 249
The sound of the lock of the antechamber door was now heard : on which the
poor creature actually shrieked with terror , and was so earnest for Clarissa to run
out into the balcony and conceal herself from those that were coming , that the ...
The sound of the lock of the antechamber door was now heard : on which the
poor creature actually shrieked with terror , and was so earnest for Clarissa to run
out into the balcony and conceal herself from those that were coming , that the ...
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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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