The Lady of the Manor ...A Towar, 1833 |
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... mother was of English parentage ; but how this lady became united with a foreigner is not our present business to inquire . Geneva is a name which must be familiar to every re- fined ear : the extraordinary beauty of its situation , on ...
... mother was of English parentage ; but how this lady became united with a foreigner is not our present business to inquire . Geneva is a name which must be familiar to every re- fined ear : the extraordinary beauty of its situation , on ...
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... mother ; and , having succeeded in this attempt , he be- haved with so much decorum , and laboured with so much success to appear what he really was not , viz . an amiable and upright young man , that in the course of time he won the ...
... mother ; and , having succeeded in this attempt , he be- haved with so much decorum , and laboured with so much success to appear what he really was not , viz . an amiable and upright young man , that in the course of time he won the ...
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... mother was such as might be expected from one who , though not clearly acquainted with all the truths of our blessed reli- gion , was habitually pious and resigned . I shall now state the arrangements which were made , when , by the ...
... mother was such as might be expected from one who , though not clearly acquainted with all the truths of our blessed reli- gion , was habitually pious and resigned . I shall now state the arrangements which were made , when , by the ...
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... mother , whose heart warming on the occasion , she hasten- ed to bring forward Christopher , who had drawn somewhat into the back - ground . The major , in the mean time , had seated himself on a chair in the hall , and was pressing ...
... mother , whose heart warming on the occasion , she hasten- ed to bring forward Christopher , who had drawn somewhat into the back - ground . The major , in the mean time , had seated himself on a chair in the hall , and was pressing ...
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... mother - in - law , I shall satisfy myself by merely stating , that he continued to treat Christopher in such a way that the young man could scarcely be restrained , either by his old friend , or his sister , from behaving in a manner ...
... mother - in - law , I shall satisfy myself by merely stating , that he continued to treat Christopher in such a way that the young man could scarcely be restrained , either by his old friend , or his sister , from behaving in a manner ...
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