The Lady of the Manor ...A Towar, 1833 |
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... once she ex- tended her hand to him , unobserved by their common pa- rent , and with one touch of her velvet palm restored peace to his wounded bosom ; while such were his feelings on the occasion , that it was with difficulty he could ...
... once she ex- tended her hand to him , unobserved by their common pa- rent , and with one touch of her velvet palm restored peace to his wounded bosom ; while such were his feelings on the occasion , that it was with difficulty he could ...
Page 28
... once fallen from the swing , and excited his extreme alarm lest she should have received any injury . Onward he walked , full of sorrow , and trying to subdue every rising recollection which might shake his resolution to depart for ever ...
... once fallen from the swing , and excited his extreme alarm lest she should have received any injury . Onward he walked , full of sorrow , and trying to subdue every rising recollection which might shake his resolution to depart for ever ...
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... once more , whether sleeping or waking ; resolving , if he found her in the former situation , to cut a lock of her hair , and leave a letter with her , which should contain his farewell , and give the reasons of his departure . He ...
... once more , whether sleeping or waking ; resolving , if he found her in the former situation , to cut a lock of her hair , and leave a letter with her , which should contain his farewell , and give the reasons of his departure . He ...
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... once thought of adopting the Roman Ca- tholic religion , yet she was greatly in danger , if not of be- coming entirely an infidel , like her father , of falling into such a state of confusion and carelessness as would have left her , in ...
... once thought of adopting the Roman Ca- tholic religion , yet she was greatly in danger , if not of be- coming entirely an infidel , like her father , of falling into such a state of confusion and carelessness as would have left her , in ...
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... once enjoyed ? where is the happiness of my early days ? Why have I thrown away my confidence in God , As I never can attain those glorious heights before me , so must I ever be banish- ed from the everlasting hills ! O , my beloved and ...
... once enjoyed ? where is the happiness of my early days ? Why have I thrown away my confidence in God , As I never can attain those glorious heights before me , so must I ever be banish- ed from the everlasting hills ! O , my beloved and ...
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