The Lady of the Manor ...A Towar, 1833 |
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Page 10
... pleasure in the smiles of the infant Emily ; and derived consolation to herself in the exercise of ma- ternal care over the little Christopher , who , though not allied to her by blood , seemed to have a thousand claims on her ...
... pleasure in the smiles of the infant Emily ; and derived consolation to herself in the exercise of ma- ternal care over the little Christopher , who , though not allied to her by blood , seemed to have a thousand claims on her ...
Page 11
... pleasure in the blessings continued to him ; but the religious man , aware that God does not willingly afflict the children of men , but , in exercising them with sorrows , is only using a fatherly chastisement , and , believing that he ...
... pleasure in the blessings continued to him ; but the religious man , aware that God does not willingly afflict the children of men , but , in exercising them with sorrows , is only using a fatherly chastisement , and , believing that he ...
Page 12
... pleasure , on the hap- py manner in which many years of the early life of these young people passed , under the kind and pious auspices of the gentle Mrs. Courtney ; Charles and Christopher being frequent companions , and the little ...
... pleasure , on the hap- py manner in which many years of the early life of these young people passed , under the kind and pious auspices of the gentle Mrs. Courtney ; Charles and Christopher being frequent companions , and the little ...
Page 14
... pleasures of the world greatly inferior to the ideas he had formed of them ; and , having no reli- gion to sooth his wounded feelings , he had fallen a mise- rable victim to the violence of his own passions . Mrs. Courtney had taken ...
... pleasures of the world greatly inferior to the ideas he had formed of them ; and , having no reli- gion to sooth his wounded feelings , he had fallen a mise- rable victim to the violence of his own passions . Mrs. Courtney had taken ...
Page 16
... pleasure ; Christopher still being absent . The major had summoned his valet to unpack a box of pun- gent sauces which he had brought with him from town , one of which he required , to give a relish to some cold lamb which was placed ...
... pleasure ; Christopher still being absent . The major had summoned his valet to unpack a box of pun- gent sauces which he had brought with him from town , one of which he required , to give a relish to some cold lamb which was placed ...
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