The New Forest: A Novel, 3. köideH. Colburn, 1829 |
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Page 54
... if there has been any attempt at seduction in this affair , I conceit that it comes from the other side of the hedge . -Leave me be , Henry , I say ; I'll speak my mind right slick , and for your own sake you 54 THE NEW FOREST .
... if there has been any attempt at seduction in this affair , I conceit that it comes from the other side of the hedge . -Leave me be , Henry , I say ; I'll speak my mind right slick , and for your own sake you 54 THE NEW FOREST .
Page 62
... attempt at gaining an interview with her , to which he was impelled not less by the desire of exculpating himself before - hand , than by his anxiety to obtain , if possible , some explanation of the meeting , or rather the assignation ...
... attempt at gaining an interview with her , to which he was impelled not less by the desire of exculpating himself before - hand , than by his anxiety to obtain , if possible , some explanation of the meeting , or rather the assignation ...
Page 97
... attempt upon her own virtue , that Mrs. Penguin reserved the most circumstantial and the most malevolent of her inventions . As it afforded her a fine opportunity for indulging her rancour against Henry , and establishing at the same ...
... attempt upon her own virtue , that Mrs. Penguin reserved the most circumstantial and the most malevolent of her inventions . As it afforded her a fine opportunity for indulging her rancour against Henry , and establishing at the same ...
Page 144
... attempt the same liberty , he would be in- stantly torn in pieces . From the present quiet- ness of the animal , and the absence of all ferocity in the expression of its grave - looking , earnest features , Henry believed it to be much ...
... attempt the same liberty , he would be in- stantly torn in pieces . From the present quiet- ness of the animal , and the absence of all ferocity in the expression of its grave - looking , earnest features , Henry believed it to be much ...
Page 146
... attempt to spring , meaning again to descend and intercept the animal should it bend its course toward Emily ; but in the contrary event , to seek her himself , and remove her to some place of safety . No such mode of escape immediately ...
... attempt to spring , meaning again to descend and intercept the animal should it bend its course toward Emily ; but in the contrary event , to seek her himself , and remove her to some place of safety . No such mode of escape immediately ...
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