The Lady of the Manor, 4. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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Page 65
... happy who are least occupied with subjects of this kind ; but , inasmuch as such mat- ters must , at one time or another , come under the con- sideration of every young person , and as I cannot but think that most of you have already ...
... happy who are least occupied with subjects of this kind ; but , inasmuch as such mat- ters must , at one time or another , come under the con- sideration of every young person , and as I cannot but think that most of you have already ...
Page 83
... happy with her whenever she might be compelled to devolve this charge upon her , notwithstanding certain little symptoms of fretfulness which sometimes appeared in the old lady's face . Mrs. Cicely had convinced Sophia , that Annette ...
... happy with her whenever she might be compelled to devolve this charge upon her , notwithstanding certain little symptoms of fretfulness which sometimes appeared in the old lady's face . Mrs. Cicely had convinced Sophia , that Annette ...
Page 90
... happy days hitherto spent in retirement must now in a short time come to an end ; and she wept to think that , in all probability , she would be compelled to diminish , in a great measure , her attentions towards her beloved An-- nette ...
... happy days hitherto spent in retirement must now in a short time come to an end ; and she wept to think that , in all probability , she would be compelled to diminish , in a great measure , her attentions towards her beloved An-- nette ...
Page 97
... happy days that we spent together before this company came ! " Sophia made no answer ; for she felt her heart rise to her throat , and she was also much afraid of saying too much for , surely , ( she thought , ) my father was at li ...
... happy days that we spent together before this company came ! " Sophia made no answer ; for she felt her heart rise to her throat , and she was also much afraid of saying too much for , surely , ( she thought , ) my father was at li ...
Page 108
... happy man- ner . When Mr. Sackville took his leave this evening , which he evidently did with considerable reluctance , Miss Clif- ford afforded him an opportunity of coming again by requesting the loan of a new publication which he had ...
... happy man- ner . When Mr. Sackville took his leave this evening , which he evidently did with considerable reluctance , Miss Clif- ford afforded him an opportunity of coming again by requesting the loan of a new publication which he had ...
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