The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... things , who can live at Versailles without receiving many corrupt impressions and entertaining many erroneous ideas . " There is to be found , for the most part , about the courts of kings , a spirit of intrigue or gossip , which re ...
... things , who can live at Versailles without receiving many corrupt impressions and entertaining many erroneous ideas . " There is to be found , for the most part , about the courts of kings , a spirit of intrigue or gossip , which re ...
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... thing out of the common way in me , excepting that I undoubtedly inherit in some degree that vivid imagina- tion which always enabled my father to seize , and as it were to make his own , all such poetical images as were presented to ...
... thing out of the common way in me , excepting that I undoubtedly inherit in some degree that vivid imagina- tion which always enabled my father to seize , and as it were to make his own , all such poetical images as were presented to ...
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... thing but good ; for the imagination of unregenerate youth is ever ready to add that which is wanting , when such aliment only is sup- plied as carries not with it a strong corrective to evil , just as a disordered stomach turns all to ...
... thing but good ; for the imagination of unregenerate youth is ever ready to add that which is wanting , when such aliment only is sup- plied as carries not with it a strong corrective to evil , just as a disordered stomach turns all to ...
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... things came before his view , he would not only receive them favourably , but even speak of them in the warmest terms of ... thing I must remark , as happening to him , I believe , in common with many other well - meaning persons who are ...
... things came before his view , he would not only receive them favourably , but even speak of them in the warmest terms of ... thing I must remark , as happening to him , I believe , in common with many other well - meaning persons who are ...
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... thing that was accounted amiable . Neither was I without pride , nor yet without a just sense of what is graceful and estimable in women : so that I had various motives for endeavouring to set myself off to the highest advantage . My ...
... thing that was accounted amiable . Neither was I without pride , nor yet without a just sense of what is graceful and estimable in women : so that I had various motives for endeavouring to set myself off to the highest advantage . My ...
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