The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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Page 45
... leave these reflections , which might carry me too far ; I shall content myself with saying , that , during the illness of which I speak , my mental suffer- ings became so great , and my poor mother was so greatly alarmed on my account ...
... leave these reflections , which might carry me too far ; I shall content myself with saying , that , during the illness of which I speak , my mental suffer- ings became so great , and my poor mother was so greatly alarmed on my account ...
Page 48
... leaving one of his own servants to take care of the venerable traveller , and bring him forward in his own time , he hastened back to his family , accompanied by his little grandson . " It may well be supposed that I was a little ...
... leaving one of his own servants to take care of the venerable traveller , and bring him forward in his own time , he hastened back to his family , accompanied by his little grandson . " It may well be supposed that I was a little ...
Page 69
... in that she was enabled to choose the better part for that dear child whom she was so soon to leave be- hind her , in a corrupt world . ' 66 My father seemed much affected by these last words THE LADY OF THE MANOR . 69.
... in that she was enabled to choose the better part for that dear child whom she was so soon to leave be- hind her , in a corrupt world . ' 66 My father seemed much affected by these last words THE LADY OF THE MANOR . 69.
Page 81
... leave my house ; do not take my child from me ; but rather allow his only remaining parent the benefit of your conversation . You may perhaps be enabled to effect such a revolution in my mind as you now have little reason to anticipate ...
... leave my house ; do not take my child from me ; but rather allow his only remaining parent the benefit of your conversation . You may perhaps be enabled to effect such a revolution in my mind as you now have little reason to anticipate ...
Page 86
... leaving Baden for Switzerland . And as she must needs pass near the gates of Warenheim , she requested me to give her the meeting , were it only for a few moments , on an appointed night , in a small grove , of which she pretended to ...
... leaving Baden for Switzerland . And as she must needs pass near the gates of Warenheim , she requested me to give her the meeting , were it only for a few moments , on an appointed night , in a small grove , of which she pretended to ...
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