The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... supposed to be finished , to the almost total ex- clusion of all biblical learning ; —when I consider that the countenance and authority of all we hold sacred , and all we hold dear , is given to these works which abound in mythological ...
... supposed to be finished , to the almost total ex- clusion of all biblical learning ; —when I consider that the countenance and authority of all we hold sacred , and all we hold dear , is given to these works which abound in mythological ...
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... supposed , so extremely ignorant , that it was impossible for my father to find a companion among them : he was therefore rendered more entirely dependent for society on those learned men who thought it worth their while to come from a ...
... supposed , so extremely ignorant , that it was impossible for my father to find a companion among them : he was therefore rendered more entirely dependent for society on those learned men who thought it worth their while to come from a ...
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... supposed that we yielded visible expressions of merriment on this occasion . Had I been so disposed , I should have been warned to use a contrary behaviour by the guarded manner of my companion , who had been too much used to scenes of ...
... supposed that we yielded visible expressions of merriment on this occasion . Had I been so disposed , I should have been warned to use a contrary behaviour by the guarded manner of my companion , who had been too much used to scenes of ...
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... supposed that there could be any danger in mixing with any part of such a society as this , my mother , being by this time deeply engaged with some old marchioness or princess of her former acquaintance , and my father not less oc ...
... supposed that there could be any danger in mixing with any part of such a society as this , my mother , being by this time deeply engaged with some old marchioness or princess of her former acquaintance , and my father not less oc ...
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... supposed , arrived at home to receive the melan- choly tidings of the death of one child , and to find ano- ther extended on the bed of sickness . " " My father had been at home some days before I had so far recovered my recollection ...
... supposed , arrived at home to receive the melan- choly tidings of the death of one child , and to find ano- ther extended on the bed of sickness . " " My father had been at home some days before I had so far recovered my recollection ...
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