 | Fanny Burney - 1784 - 636 lehte
...was the answer. " Ah !" said Patty, " 'tis the sweetest book ! — don't you think so, Miss Burney ?" NB — Answer as above. " Pray, Miss Fan," says Mrs. Hamilton, "who wrote it ?" " Eeally I never heard." 'Cute enough that, Miss Sukey ! I desired Hetty to miss the verses ; for... | |
 | Fanny Burney - 1880 - 514 lehte
...Margaret [ Peg] Wofflngton. Patty, "'tis the sweetest book ! — don't you think so, Miss Burney ? " NB — Answer as above. " Pray, Miss Fan," says Mrs....Really I never heard." 'Cute enough that, Miss Sukey ! Mist F. Bvrney to Mitt S. Burney. CHESINOTON, Sunday, July 6, 1778. I have been serving Daddy Crisp... | |
 | Fanny Burney - 1880 - 536 lehte
...Margaret [Peg] Woffingtou. [;•:; Patty, "'tis the sweetest book !—don't you think so, Miss Burney ?" NB — Answer as above. " Pray, Miss Fan," says Mrs. Hamilton, " who wrote it ?" " Really I nevei I; £ heard." 'Cute enough that, Miss Sukey 1 •c.:. 'jy Mitt F. Burney to Mitt S. Burney. CHESINQTON,... | |
 | Catherine Jane Hamilton - 1892 - 338 lehte
...Ah ! " said Patty, " 'tis the sweetest book. Don't you think so, Miss Burney ? " Answer as before. " Pray, Miss Fan," says Mrs. Hamilton, " who wrote it ? " " Really I never heard." " 'Cute enough," adds Fanny triumphantly to her confidante sister. But every day detection was coming nearer. Dr. Burney... | |
 | Catherine Jane Hamilton - 1892 - 334 lehte
...Ah ! " said Patty, " 'tis the sweetest book. Don't you think so, Miss Burney ? " Answer as before. " Pray, Miss Fan," says Mrs. Hamilton, " who wrote it ? " " Really I never heard." " 'Cute enough,'' adds Fanny triumphantly to her confidante sister. But every day detection was coming nearer. Dr. Burney... | |
 | Fanny Burney - 1904 - 596 lehte
...you think so, Miss Burney ? " A7.Ji. — Answer as above. " Pray, Miss Fan," says Mrs. Hamilton,1 " who wrote it ? " " Really I never heard." 'Cute enough that, Miss Sukey 1 I desired Hetty to miss the verses ; for I can't sit them : and I have been obliged to hide the first... | |
 | Mabel Duckitt - 1913 - 488 lehte
...was the answer. 'Ah, "said Patty, "t is the sweetest book! — don't you think so, Miss Burney ? ' NB — Answer as above. 'Pray, Miss Fan,' says Mrs. Hamilton, 'who wrote it ? ' ' Keally I never heard.' 'Cute enough that, Miss Sukey ! I desired Hetty to miss the verses ; for... | |
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... all of them in turn, though quite by accident. " A'n't you sorry this sweet book is done ?" said Mrs. Gast. A silly little laugh was the answer. " Ah !" said Patty, " 'tis the sweetest book ! — don't you think so, Miss Bur.ney 1" NB Answer as above.... 