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... with no witnesses but the deer , what dangers should I not However , ' mark
how a plain tale shall put you down , ' - if I ought not rather to fear it might put you
up , in your jealousy for your mistress's power , —when I tell you that I can see
her ...
... with no witnesses but the deer , what dangers should I not However , ' mark
how a plain tale shall put you down , ' - if I ought not rather to fear it might put you
up , in your jealousy for your mistress's power , —when I tell you that I can see
her ...
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Here , however , if your heart is as safe as your head , as I hope it is , you have
nothing to fear . ” Though he said this playfully , and to recover me from the
mental excitement occasioned by Margaret's garrulity , I felt seriously alarmed at
the ...
Here , however , if your heart is as safe as your head , as I hope it is , you have
nothing to fear . ” Though he said this playfully , and to recover me from the
mental excitement occasioned by Margaret's garrulity , I felt seriously alarmed at
the ...
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I therefore , though , I fear , not without faltering , submissively , yet distantly ,
thanked her for doing me justice . “ Nevertheless , ” said I , “ though you are kind
enough to allay any fear I might have had that one so unworthy could have raised
...
I therefore , though , I fear , not without faltering , submissively , yet distantly ,
thanked her for doing me justice . “ Nevertheless , ” said I , “ though you are kind
enough to allay any fear I might have had that one so unworthy could have raised
...
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hension of what you have , I fear , deemed impertinent ; believe that I am
sufficiently punished for it by the change of look and tone which at this moment I
observe , and with which , for these last few hours , I cannot but feel I have been ...
hension of what you have , I fear , deemed impertinent ; believe that I am
sufficiently punished for it by the change of look and tone which at this moment I
observe , and with which , for these last few hours , I cannot but feel I have been ...
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That delight has , I fear , now left me to return no more . I seem to have offended
the giver , or at least she seems estranged from me . Perhaps for me it is as well .
It may be better , indeed , that I should look no more upon it ; but while in my ...
That delight has , I fear , now left me to return no more . I seem to have offended
the giver , or at least she seems estranged from me . Perhaps for me it is as well .
It may be better , indeed , that I should look no more upon it ; but while in my ...
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| Заглавие | De Clifford, Or, the Constant Man, Том 2 De Clifford, Or, the Constant Man, Robert Plumer Ward |
| Автор | Robert Plumer Ward |
| Издател | Henry Colburn, 1841 |
| Оригиналът е от | Калифорнийският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 13 ян. 2009 |
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