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Page 61
He made me no answer for a minute , and then replied — 0 ! now I understand
what is meant by the signs and the girdles . ' “ And do you not think , Alfred , ' I
asked , that these verses are very beautiful , and should you not like to them in
their ...
He made me no answer for a minute , and then replied — 0 ! now I understand
what is meant by the signs and the girdles . ' “ And do you not think , Alfred , ' I
asked , that these verses are very beautiful , and should you not like to them in
their ...
Page 241
Absurd ! ” replied Isabella : “ will you not allow her a waiting - maid ? ” “ Just as
she pleases in that respect , " replied Clarissa . But this I know , that Mrs. Burton
shall be dismissed : she has been with her too long at least by nineteen years .
Absurd ! ” replied Isabella : “ will you not allow her a waiting - maid ? ” “ Just as
she pleases in that respect , " replied Clarissa . But this I know , that Mrs. Burton
shall be dismissed : she has been with her too long at least by nineteen years .
Page 256
1 Sister , ” replied Clarissa , calmly , “ I will make no change , no confusion . I will
only order my bed into my mother's room , and my toilet , & c . into the
antechamber , that I may be near enough to assist Mrs. Burton in her charge . ” “
Mrs. Burton ...
1 Sister , ” replied Clarissa , calmly , “ I will make no change , no confusion . I will
only order my bed into my mother's room , and my toilet , & c . into the
antechamber , that I may be near enough to assist Mrs. Burton in her charge . ” “
Mrs. Burton ...
Page 258
Yes , " replied Clarissa , " dear lady , they are all gone , and have left you with me
. " “ Do not speak loud , ” said the poor lady ; “ they hear all you say , even when
you whisper . ” “ Then we will say nothing to make them angry , ” replied Clarissa
...
Yes , " replied Clarissa , " dear lady , they are all gone , and have left you with me
. " “ Do not speak loud , ” said the poor lady ; “ they hear all you say , even when
you whisper . ” “ Then we will say nothing to make them angry , ” replied Clarissa
...
Page 272
Certainly , ” replied Clarissa , as calmly as she could speak , “ certainly , if you
wish it . " “ I wish it , ” replied Isabella , “ because my house is no larger than we
can very well you and your people require much room . ” Clarissa was silent for a
...
Certainly , ” replied Clarissa , as calmly as she could speak , “ certainly , if you
wish it . " “ I wish it , ” replied Isabella , “ because my house is no larger than we
can very well you and your people require much room . ” Clarissa was silent for a
...
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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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