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On the casket being put into the hands of the lady of the manor , she opened and
drew from it a letter , together with a small painting representing a young and
extremely lovely person dressed in the habit of a huntress . Her figure was ...
On the casket being put into the hands of the lady of the manor , she opened and
drew from it a letter , together with a small painting representing a young and
extremely lovely person dressed in the habit of a huntress . Her figure was ...
Page 86
However , I also added my little postscript , which , although very short , was
probably the only part of my letter to which much attention would be paid . tained
an expression of concern for the illness of the count , worded indeed with some ...
However , I also added my little postscript , which , although very short , was
probably the only part of my letter to which much attention would be paid . tained
an expression of concern for the illness of the count , worded indeed with some ...
Page 108
Thus passed several weeks ; during which time she was daily expecting a letter
from Miss Parker . At length the letter arrived , and she ran up to her room to read
it at leisure , and to be at liberty to give free course to her tears . The letter was ...
Thus passed several weeks ; during which time she was daily expecting a letter
from Miss Parker . At length the letter arrived , and she ran up to her room to read
it at leisure , and to be at liberty to give free course to her tears . The letter was ...
Page 116
In the mean time , the letters from L became less and less frequent ; till , after a
while , poor Anna's dear Charlotte seldom ... At length , however , after a longer
silence than usual , her father , on his return from market , put a long letter into his
...
In the mean time , the letters from L became less and less frequent ; till , after a
while , poor Anna's dear Charlotte seldom ... At length , however , after a longer
silence than usual , her father , on his return from market , put a long letter into his
...
Page 118
The letter concluded in a manner which again opened the sluices of Anna's eyes
; though I doubt whether the sentiments contained in this conclusion will have
sufficient genuine pathos to produce the same effect on my tender - hearted
reader ...
The letter concluded in a manner which again opened the sluices of Anna's eyes
; though I doubt whether the sentiments contained in this conclusion will have
sufficient genuine pathos to produce the same effect on my tender - hearted
reader ...
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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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