The New Forest: A Novel, 3. köideH. Colburn, 1829 |
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... Lord Mossdale , whom he had invited to the Hall for the ostensible purpose of afford- ing him a few weeks shooting in the Forest , but with the real design of inveigling him into a marriage with Augusta ; an object in which all parties ...
... Lord Mossdale , whom he had invited to the Hall for the ostensible purpose of afford- ing him a few weeks shooting in the Forest , but with the real design of inveigling him into a marriage with Augusta ; an object in which all parties ...
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... Lord Mossdale's arrival , Mr. Frampton , owing to his too fre indulgence in turtle , punch , and claret , was visited with a severe fit of gout , which neither Mr. Tyson's infallible pill , nor the many bottles of wine which the ...
... Lord Mossdale's arrival , Mr. Frampton , owing to his too fre indulgence in turtle , punch , and claret , was visited with a severe fit of gout , which neither Mr. Tyson's infallible pill , nor the many bottles of wine which the ...
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... Lord Moss- dale exclaimed as soon as he left the room- " Positively , Mr. Frampton , you have a most extraordinary Esculapian to take charge of your gouty foot . The first fellow I ever heard of , since the days of Apollo , who sang ...
... Lord Moss- dale exclaimed as soon as he left the room- " Positively , Mr. Frampton , you have a most extraordinary Esculapian to take charge of your gouty foot . The first fellow I ever heard of , since the days of Apollo , who sang ...
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... Lord Mossdale , who saw that Frampton was out of humour , and good - naturedly sought to change the conversation . " I am so far a philosopher , my Lord , that without understanding one syllable of the mat- ter , I have endeavoured to ...
... Lord Mossdale , who saw that Frampton was out of humour , and good - naturedly sought to change the conversation . " I am so far a philosopher , my Lord , that without understanding one syllable of the mat- ter , I have endeavoured to ...
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... Lord Mossdale . " Oh , my Lord ; I talk so much nonsense in a general way , " cried Fanny , " that I am obliged to blurt out something rational now and then , or I should be set down for a con- firmed simpleton . Now that I have begun ...
... Lord Mossdale . " Oh , my Lord ; I talk so much nonsense in a general way , " cried Fanny , " that I am obliged to blurt out something rational now and then , or I should be set down for a con- firmed simpleton . Now that I have begun ...
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