The Lady of the Manor ...A Towar, 1833 |
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Page 14
... felt that his presence would not add to her happiness ; Christopher , who had ever associated unpleasant feelings with the re- membrance of his father , instantly lost his cheerfulness ; and Emily alone seemed pleased , though she often ...
... felt that his presence would not add to her happiness ; Christopher , who had ever associated unpleasant feelings with the re- membrance of his father , instantly lost his cheerfulness ; and Emily alone seemed pleased , though she often ...
Page 17
... 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 hair of dark chesnut hanging over his face , and ...
... 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 hair of dark chesnut hanging over his face , and ...
Page 19
... felt her patience about to fail ; but , looking at the young people , and seeing that anxiety was painted on their young features , she restrained herself , and care- lessly remarked , that she hoped her son - in - law would make ...
... felt her patience about to fail ; but , looking at the young people , and seeing that anxiety was painted on their young features , she restrained herself , and care- lessly remarked , that she hoped her son - in - law would make ...
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... felt in witnessing his conduct towards her brother . The affec- tion , however , which she had for her parent , and the strong regard she had ever felt for her brother , induced her to soften matters or both sides ; and , as her father ...
... felt in witnessing his conduct towards her brother . The affec- tion , however , which she had for her parent , and the strong regard she had ever felt for her brother , induced her to soften matters or both sides ; and , as her father ...
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... felt increasingly the loss of her grandmother . She was still the darling and pride of her father ; nevertheless , she had sense enough to discern that his conduct towards her bro- ther was decidedly wrong , and strength and quickness ...
... felt increasingly the loss of her grandmother . She was still the darling and pride of her father ; nevertheless , she had sense enough to discern that his conduct towards her bro- ther was decidedly wrong , and strength and quickness ...
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