First Love: A Novel, 3. köideSaunders & Otley, 1830 |
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... poor Julia thought of Edmund , and of the dangers of the sea ; and her heart died within her . It so happened that the countenances most immediately in the view of our heroine , were those of a number of the oldest naval officers , who ...
... poor Julia thought of Edmund , and of the dangers of the sea ; and her heart died within her . It so happened that the countenances most immediately in the view of our heroine , were those of a number of the oldest naval officers , who ...
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... con- tinued . " Only for one day , poor fellow , " replied Mrs. Montgomery . " He told me he could stay but one day , " said Henry . " The Arandales are in town , and he wants to be as much as possible with them D 3 57 VII.
... con- tinued . " Only for one day , poor fellow , " replied Mrs. Montgomery . " He told me he could stay but one day , " said Henry . " The Arandales are in town , and he wants to be as much as possible with them D 3 57 VII.
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... took quite a pleasure in writing that cruel letter , and fan- cying how wretched it would make us all ! - For Edmund is not like you ; every body loves him , poor dear fellow ! " " Candid , at least ! " observed Henry , 60 FIRST LOVE .
... took quite a pleasure in writing that cruel letter , and fan- cying how wretched it would make us all ! - For Edmund is not like you ; every body loves him , poor dear fellow ! " " Candid , at least ! " observed Henry , 60 FIRST LOVE .
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... poor Julia . " There is nothing of your strange jargon comprehensible , " she said , " but such expres- sions as are calculated to wound the feelings ; those , as usual , are obvious enough . " 1 " If young ladies choose to volunteer ...
... poor Julia . " There is nothing of your strange jargon comprehensible , " she said , " but such expres- sions as are calculated to wound the feelings ; those , as usual , are obvious enough . " 1 " If young ladies choose to volunteer ...
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... poor Montgomery , when he most wanted friends ; to you every thing shall be explained . At present I am not quite equal to the task ; but permit me to call on you to - morrow morning . ' I begged he would dine with me to - day . 110 ...
... poor Montgomery , when he most wanted friends ; to you every thing shall be explained . At present I am not quite equal to the task ; but permit me to call on you to - morrow morning . ' I begged he would dine with me to - day . 110 ...
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Page 39 - Why hast thou told me, Hidallan, that my hero fell ? I might have hoped a little while his return ; I might have thought I saw him on the distant rock ; a tree might have deceived me with his appearance ; the wind of the hill might have been the sound of his horn in mine ear. O that I were on the banks of Carun ! that my tears might be warm on his cheek ! HIDALLAN.