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Page 51
Through the sweetness of her voice , ' I replied . " Ah , then , ' replied he , with
quickness , “ I know well of what substance she was made , and I doubt not but
her voice is as sweet now as ever it was , unless some of the rocks or hills which
...
Through the sweetness of her voice , ' I replied . " Ah , then , ' replied he , with
quickness , “ I know well of what substance she was made , and I doubt not but
her voice is as sweet now as ever it was , unless some of the rocks or hills which
...
Page 63
and , without waiting my reply , he exclaimed , in a loud voice , · Lady of the
woods or waters , whichever you be , you will surely answer me if you hear “ The
echo replied , at five different times , each repetition being more remote and soft
than ...
and , without waiting my reply , he exclaimed , in a loud voice , · Lady of the
woods or waters , whichever you be , you will surely answer me if you hear “ The
echo replied , at five different times , each repetition being more remote and soft
than ...
Page 88
The sound of voices immediately followed , as in loud and angry expostulation .
... I heard the countess call me ; but her voice was presently lost in the louder
voices of men : and looking back a moment , I observed that some violent contest
...
The sound of voices immediately followed , as in loud and angry expostulation .
... I heard the countess call me ; but her voice was presently lost in the louder
voices of men : and looking back a moment , I observed that some violent contest
...
Page 203
She presently heard several voices ; the voices became more distinct , and she
soon distinguished a female whom she ... Rosalie was hesitating whether she
should call to them from the window , when a third voice , which she instantly
knew ...
She presently heard several voices ; the voices became more distinct , and she
soon distinguished a female whom she ... Rosalie was hesitating whether she
should call to them from the window , when a third voice , which she instantly
knew ...
Page 245
The door of this room stood ajar , and , as she passed , she distinctly heard the
voice of Mrs. Burton , who was making tea for a parcel of female servants and
footmen . Clarissa was glad to be assured that Mrs. Burton was thus employed ,
and ...
The door of this room stood ajar , and , as she passed , she distinctly heard the
voice of Mrs. Burton , who was making tea for a parcel of female servants and
footmen . Clarissa was glad to be assured that Mrs. Burton was thus employed ,
and ...
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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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