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Page 31
... end of the wood she was startled at the hurried manner in which he embraced
her ; the moment afterwards bounding over the stile , and running down the slope
towards the cottage with a swiftness which soon removed him from her view .
... end of the wood she was startled at the hurried manner in which he embraced
her ; the moment afterwards bounding over the stile , and running down the slope
towards the cottage with a swiftness which soon removed him from her view .
Page 40
Being directed to look above these , her eye rested on a white spot in the region
of the clouds . This spot was more bright than the cloud , when the sun shines
upon it , and it was soon apparent that it was the summit of a mountain ; and , as ...
Being directed to look above these , her eye rested on a white spot in the region
of the clouds . This spot was more bright than the cloud , when the sun shines
upon it , and it was soon apparent that it was the summit of a mountain ; and , as ...
Page 218
This man , by name Thomas Jefferies , an old groom of my late father , hastened
to meet us in the hall , as soon as we had entered it , proclaiming , in high glee ,
the convalescence of my son , after such an illness as few infants are able to ...
This man , by name Thomas Jefferies , an old groom of my late father , hastened
to meet us in the hall , as soon as we had entered it , proclaiming , in high glee ,
the convalescence of my son , after such an illness as few infants are able to ...
Page 219
Thus I led her into the interior of the house ; ordering at the same time that a
dinner might be got ready as soon as possible ; and then , having introduced her
to the noble suite of apartments which had been devoted to my first wife , I left her
...
Thus I led her into the interior of the house ; ordering at the same time that a
dinner might be got ready as soon as possible ; and then , having introduced her
to the noble suite of apartments which had been devoted to my first wife , I left her
...
Page 280
I think and trust that he is winning his way to the heart of his beautiful cousin as
rapidly as we could wish . " Another letter arrived soon after the first ; wherein my
sister informed me that she was about to remove to town , with her son and Laura
...
I think and trust that he is winning his way to the heart of his beautiful cousin as
rapidly as we could wish . " Another letter arrived soon after the first ; wherein my
sister informed me that she was about to remove to town , with her son and Laura
...
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| Title | The Lady of the Manor ... 7. köide of The Lady of the Manor, Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Author | Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Publisher | A Towar, 1833 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 22 sept. 2014 |
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