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Page 107
... even for a minute , during the whole day ter her arrival ; and that when she
went to bed at night , in a large old - fashioned apartment , which was
thenceforward to be appropriated entirely to her use , she moistened her pillow
with many tears ...
... even for a minute , during the whole day ter her arrival ; and that when she
went to bed at night , in a large old - fashioned apartment , which was
thenceforward to be appropriated entirely to her use , she moistened her pillow
with many tears ...
Page 119
would take the trouble of visiting the town of LBut , be this as it may , the letter met
with so kind a reception , that , to use the proper language on this occasion , the
gentle Anna failed not to blister the paper in many places with her tears : and ...
would take the trouble of visiting the town of LBut , be this as it may , the letter met
with so kind a reception , that , to use the proper language on this occasion , the
gentle Anna failed not to blister the paper in many places with her tears : and ...
Page 161
He stated , that , when he first began his ministerial career , it was in a little village
, where he lodged in a farm - house , had a low salary , and a mean apartment : “
but , ” said he , and the tears started in his eyes , " I was happy then .
He stated , that , when he first began his ministerial career , it was in a little village
, where he lodged in a farm - house , had a low salary , and a mean apartment : “
but , ” said he , and the tears started in his eyes , " I was happy then .
Page 205
Here the affectionate sister , bursting into tears , sunk upon the bosom of the
companion of her childhood ; neither could Annette , hardened as she was at that
period with the selfish desire of pleasure , l'estrain herself from mingling her tears
...
Here the affectionate sister , bursting into tears , sunk upon the bosom of the
companion of her childhood ; neither could Annette , hardened as she was at that
period with the selfish desire of pleasure , l'estrain herself from mingling her tears
...
Page 233
On hearing this , the little Clarissa , who was then not quite six years of age ,
reddened till her fair face and neck were all in a glow , her little bosom swelled
and heaved , her eyes filled with tears , till she at length burst into an agony of
crying ...
On hearing this , the little Clarissa , who was then not quite six years of age ,
reddened till her fair face and neck were all in a glow , her little bosom swelled
and heaved , her eyes filled with tears , till she at length burst into an agony of
crying ...
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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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