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Page 205
If we wander from the ways of righteousness , we shall assuredly be made to
suffer , my beloved sister ; and all we then shall have to hope is , that our
sufferings may be only in the flesh . ” Here the affectionate sister , bursting into
tears , sunk ...
If we wander from the ways of righteousness , we shall assuredly be made to
suffer , my beloved sister ; and all we then shall have to hope is , that our
sufferings may be only in the flesh . ” Here the affectionate sister , bursting into
tears , sunk ...
Page 206
Thus she sat till the close of evening , when her mother fell asleep , and she had
established the little maid in close attendance by her side : after which she
repaired to her window in the roof , and stood watching for the return of her sister
from ...
Thus she sat till the close of evening , when her mother fell asleep , and she had
established the little maid in close attendance by her side : after which she
repaired to her window in the roof , and stood watching for the return of her sister
from ...
Page 216
speedily brought her to herself : when , upon opening her eyes , she saw her
aged mother standing on one side of her , her brother Florimond on the other ,
and her sister sitting at the foot of the bed , holding her little Victor to her breast .
speedily brought her to herself : when , upon opening her eyes , she saw her
aged mother standing on one side of her , her brother Florimond on the other ,
and her sister sitting at the foot of the bed , holding her little Victor to her breast .
Page 268
When Clarissa heard that this gentleman was paying his addresses to her sister ,
she thought it her duty , although there was no great confidence subsisting
between them , to reason with her respecting her intentions and prospects . “ My
dear ...
When Clarissa heard that this gentleman was paying his addresses to her sister ,
she thought it her duty , although there was no great confidence subsisting
between them , to reason with her respecting her intentions and prospects . “ My
dear ...
Page 269
also was present at the wedding - dinner , and accompanied her sister when she
made her first appearance at church . These duties however being performed ,
she requested permission thenceforward to remain in retirement , and devote ...
also was present at the wedding - dinner , and accompanied her sister when she
made her first appearance at church . These duties however being performed ,
she requested permission thenceforward to remain in retirement , and devote ...
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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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