The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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Page 37
... attention , prevented it from concentrat- ing in one point . 66 The rural theatre in the gardens of his royal high- ness at Swetzinghen is nearly encircled by trees , except- ing in the back of that part which is laid out for the stage ...
... attention , prevented it from concentrat- ing in one point . 66 The rural theatre in the gardens of his royal high- ness at Swetzinghen is nearly encircled by trees , except- ing in the back of that part which is laid out for the stage ...
Page 39
... attention . But while I was hesitating what reply to make , or whether I should let his blasphemous remark pass as if I had not heard it , since it was not addressed particularly to me - the representation commenced , and my THE LADY OF ...
... attention . But while I was hesitating what reply to make , or whether I should let his blasphemous remark pass as if I had not heard it , since it was not addressed particularly to me - the representation commenced , and my THE LADY OF ...
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Mary Martha Sherwood. particularly to me - the representation commenced , and my attention was wholly drawn towards the stage . " The piece was a modern one , but composed after the manner of the ancients ; and the scenes represented ...
Mary Martha Sherwood. particularly to me - the representation commenced , and my attention was wholly drawn towards the stage . " The piece was a modern one , but composed after the manner of the ancients ; and the scenes represented ...
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... attention ? or from those images and sentiments which had hitherto mingled themselves with all my thoughts and actions ? Whither were fled all those inspiring passages of ancient poetry which I used to hold up as the standard of real ...
... attention ? or from those images and sentiments which had hitherto mingled themselves with all my thoughts and actions ? Whither were fled all those inspiring passages of ancient poetry which I used to hold up as the standard of real ...
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... attention of Alfred while the eagle was in view ; but when he had almost disappeared , and his vast expanded wings shewed no larger than a mote in the sunbeam , I again addressed my little companion , and said , So , your tutor does not ...
... attention of Alfred while the eagle was in view ; but when he had almost disappeared , and his vast expanded wings shewed no larger than a mote in the sunbeam , I again addressed my little companion , and said , So , your tutor does not ...
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