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Page 165
Another circumstance also rendered him additionally pleasing in the eyes of
Antoinette . From the first moment he had seen her , he had been struck with her
appearance ; for her modesty and piety had given her forcible attractions in his
eyes ...
Another circumstance also rendered him additionally pleasing in the eyes of
Antoinette . From the first moment he had seen her , he had been struck with her
appearance ; for her modesty and piety had given her forcible attractions in his
eyes ...
Page 190
Before Monsieur was able to come up to her , she sprang forwards , and was
about to throw herself on the grave , when she saw a young man standing by it ,
his arms folded , and his eyes fixed upon the spot . It was Theodore , whose love
for ...
Before Monsieur was able to come up to her , she sprang forwards , and was
about to throw herself on the grave , when she saw a young man standing by it ,
his arms folded , and his eyes fixed upon the spot . It was Theodore , whose love
for ...
Page 229
She was silent , and her eyes were fixed on the baby . I repeated my entreaties —
I added commands . “ My Lord , ” she replied , “ I wish you to understand this , that
I never will so far depart from my character , as a woman and a Christian , as ...
She was silent , and her eyes were fixed on the baby . I repeated my entreaties —
I added commands . “ My Lord , ” she replied , “ I wish you to understand this , that
I never will so far depart from my character , as a woman and a Christian , as ...
Page 260
I was beginning almost to fear that she would overact her part , when suddenly
the whole countenance of the poor boy changed its expression ; his eyes were
fixed in one direction , it was towards the door ; he tried to raise himself in the bed
...
I was beginning almost to fear that she would overact her part , when suddenly
the whole countenance of the poor boy changed its expression ; his eyes were
fixed in one direction , it was towards the door ; he tried to raise himself in the bed
...
Page 289
I looked up at the same moment , and my eyes too were fixed on my nephew .
And the idea then first occurred to me , that they were both concerned in the
transaction . Lord Seaforth was deadly pale , but did not speak . Theodore called
on him ...
I looked up at the same moment , and my eyes too were fixed on my nephew .
And the idea then first occurred to me , that they were both concerned in the
transaction . Lord Seaforth was deadly pale , but did not speak . Theodore called
on him ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Lady of the Manor ... 7. köide of The Lady of the Manor, Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Author | Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Publisher | A Towar, 1833 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 22 sept. 2014 |
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