The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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Page 42
... tears were flowing fast at the recol- lection of pleasures which I thought might never recur , when my mother entered my room in evident agitation , holding an open letter in her hand . I was alarmed ; and on entreating to be told the ...
... tears were flowing fast at the recol- lection of pleasures which I thought might never recur , when my mother entered my room in evident agitation , holding an open letter in her hand . I was alarmed ; and on entreating to be told the ...
Page 46
... tears , without which it was thought that I might have relapsed into my former con- fusion of intellect . 666 6 My child ! my Ellen ! ' repeated this tender fa- ther : ' then I am not at once to be bereaved of both my daughters ; our ...
... tears , without which it was thought that I might have relapsed into my former con- fusion of intellect . 666 6 My child ! my Ellen ! ' repeated this tender fa- ther : ' then I am not at once to be bereaved of both my daughters ; our ...
Page 49
... tears sometimes starting in his dark blue eyes . Still , though he was thus disconcerted , and though he verified not a single idea which I had formed of him , nor any description I had ever heard of him , yet there was a certain ...
... tears sometimes starting in his dark blue eyes . Still , though he was thus disconcerted , and though he verified not a single idea which I had formed of him , nor any description I had ever heard of him , yet there was a certain ...
Page 50
... tears tremble in his eyes , notwithstanding his efforts to suppress them . But , as the sorrows of childhood speedily pass away , so when the little boy became more accustomed to those about him , the pensiveness of his manner gradually ...
... tears tremble in his eyes , notwithstanding his efforts to suppress them . But , as the sorrows of childhood speedily pass away , so when the little boy became more accustomed to those about him , the pensiveness of his manner gradually ...
Page 84
... tears : but they have been taught at least to acknowledge that they are guilty of impiety and ingratitude , if they do not bear the common lot of their sinful race with a decent resignation . - Very little however of this submissive ...
... tears : but they have been taught at least to acknowledge that they are guilty of impiety and ingratitude , if they do not bear the common lot of their sinful race with a decent resignation . - Very little however of this submissive ...
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