The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... ideas , and not possessing the deli- cacy which we affect , they represent in colours and pro - ́ portions which none can mistake , those unholy concep- tions of the unregenerate imagination which are found in the above - mentioned ...
... ideas , and not possessing the deli- cacy which we affect , they represent in colours and pro - ́ portions which none can mistake , those unholy concep- tions of the unregenerate imagination which are found in the above - mentioned ...
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... delighted with the rapid manner in which my father received ideas and adopted them as his own . And he was not a little gratified in the success of his pupil , who was acknowledged to be a man of 8 THE LADY OF THE MANOR .
... delighted with the rapid manner in which my father received ideas and adopted them as his own . And he was not a little gratified in the success of his pupil , who was acknowledged to be a man of 8 THE LADY OF THE MANOR .
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... , were passed at Versailles , where my father had a country- house . Though I have myself been a great traveller on the Continent , I never saw a palace which conveyed to my mind such an idea of regal pomp as 12 THE LADY OF THE MANOR .
... , were passed at Versailles , where my father had a country- house . Though I have myself been a great traveller on the Continent , I never saw a palace which conveyed to my mind such an idea of regal pomp as 12 THE LADY OF THE MANOR .
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Mary Martha Sherwood. to my mind such an idea of regal pomp as that of Ver- sailles . I doubt whether it may be ... ideas . " There is to be found , for the most part , about the courts of kings , a spirit of intrigue or gossip , which re ...
Mary Martha Sherwood. to my mind such an idea of regal pomp as that of Ver- sailles . I doubt whether it may be ... ideas . " There is to be found , for the most part , about the courts of kings , a spirit of intrigue or gossip , which re ...
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... ideas which were not of the commonest order . There were , indeed , a few literary men - some individuals who read and ... idea which never could have suggested itself to his mind in the state in which he then was ; for the natural man ...
... ideas which were not of the commonest order . There were , indeed , a few literary men - some individuals who read and ... idea which never could have suggested itself to his mind in the state in which he then was ; for the natural man ...
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