The Lady of the Manor ...A Towar, 1833 |
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... feelings on the occasion of this bereavement . Mr. Muller's grief , however , not being corrected by religion , was at first violent and impious ; while that of the mother was such as might be expected from one who , though not clearly ...
... feelings on the occasion of this bereavement . Mr. Muller's grief , however , not being corrected by religion , was at first violent and impious ; while that of the mother was such as might be expected from one who , though not clearly ...
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... feelings respecting religion ; for it is religion only which , by correcting the heart , and go- verning the powers of the mind , can make a naturally fine countenance truly interesting . Nevertheless , Emily's reli- gion was like that ...
... feelings respecting religion ; for it is religion only which , by correcting the heart , and go- verning the powers of the mind , can make a naturally fine countenance truly interesting . Nevertheless , Emily's reli- gion was like that ...
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... feelings with the re- membrance of his father , instantly lost his cheerfulness ; and Emily alone seemed pleased , though she often ex- pressed a hope , indicative of anxiety , that her father would not take her away from her ...
... feelings with the re- membrance of his father , instantly lost his cheerfulness ; and Emily alone seemed pleased , though she often ex- pressed a hope , indicative of anxiety , that her father would not take her away from her ...
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... feelings , and the extreme mortification which he felt at the manner of his father's reception . He was seated in the arbour when Emily appeared , and was leaning his head against the frame - work which supported the woodbine , his fine ...
... feelings , and the extreme mortification which he felt at the manner of his father's reception . He was seated in the arbour when Emily appeared , and was leaning his head against the frame - work which supported the woodbine , his fine ...
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... feelings . The brother and sister remained awhile weeping toge- ther ; after which , Emily having made known her errand , they both returned to the parlour , and found the major extended on the sofa , on the opposite side of the table ...
... feelings . The brother and sister remained awhile weeping toge- ther ; after which , Emily having made known her errand , they both returned to the parlour , and found the major extended on the sofa , on the opposite side of the table ...
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