The Lady of the Manor ...A Towar, 1833 |
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... walks of the vicinity , are not the only circumstances which have distinguished this city ; for there are few places which have acquired more notoriety in history than this . The reformation in religion , which took place here ...
... walks of the vicinity , are not the only circumstances which have distinguished this city ; for there are few places which have acquired more notoriety in history than this . The reformation in religion , which took place here ...
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... walking with the ladies ; employing himself sometimes in music , of which he was excessively fond ; and in drawing , for which he had a fine taste ; and occasionally in reading , though this was of a kind less profitable than his other ...
... walking with the ladies ; employing himself sometimes in music , of which he was excessively fond ; and in drawing , for which he had a fine taste ; and occasionally in reading , though this was of a kind less profitable than his other ...
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... walk- ed out of the room , leaving her troublesome guest with his children . The departure of the old lady was but the signal for the unkind father to make more open attacks on his son . The major was a thoroughly selfish man , an ...
... walk- ed out of the room , leaving her troublesome guest with his children . The departure of the old lady was but the signal for the unkind father to make more open attacks on his son . The major was a thoroughly selfish man , an ...
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... - casions ; and therefore , when he attempted to rouse him- self , and talk of ordinary things , she congratulated her self on seeing him in better spirits ; and when he proposed to her to walk with him to a stile at $ 0 LADY OF THE MANOR .
... - casions ; and therefore , when he attempted to rouse him- self , and talk of ordinary things , she congratulated her self on seeing him in better spirits ; and when he proposed to her to walk with him to a stile at $ 0 LADY OF THE MANOR .
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Mary Martha Sherwood. to her to walk with him to a stile at the end of the wood , saying that he had some little business at a cottage a little beyond , she consented with cheerfulness , and commenced her walk with some composure ...
Mary Martha Sherwood. to her to walk with him to a stile at the end of the wood , saying that he had some little business at a cottage a little beyond , she consented with cheerfulness , and commenced her walk with some composure ...
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