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The scene was the fresh field bordering on the garden ; the air mild and genial ;
the dews sweetening every daisy , primrose , and cowslip , and indeed every
blade of grass . But there was also a stillness exercising an indescribable
influence ...
The scene was the fresh field bordering on the garden ; the air mild and genial ;
the dews sweetening every daisy , primrose , and cowslip , and indeed every
blade of grass . But there was also a stillness exercising an indescribable
influence ...
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The agitation I had gone through previous to that occasioned by this ruffian blow ,
and renewed by the recent scene , put an end to the hope of that quiet on which
my cure was to depend . I slept , indeed , but it was a sleep of fever and tumult ...
The agitation I had gone through previous to that occasioned by this ruffian blow ,
and renewed by the recent scene , put an end to the hope of that quiet on which
my cure was to depend . I slept , indeed , but it was a sleep of fever and tumult ...
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My then temper , however , by no means stopt here , and while in the act of taking
my wise resolutions , I happened to turn over Shakspeare , and fortuitously
lighted upon the scene in Hamlet , where Ophelia seeks 32 DE CLIFFORD ; OR ,
My then temper , however , by no means stopt here , and while in the act of taking
my wise resolutions , I happened to turn over Shakspeare , and fortuitously
lighted upon the scene in Hamlet , where Ophelia seeks 32 DE CLIFFORD ; OR ,
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ously lighted upon the scene in Hamlet , where Ophelia seeks to return the gifts
with which the prince had presented her . At that moment the little Gresset given
me by Bertha two or three years before , and which I never was without , was
lying ...
ously lighted upon the scene in Hamlet , where Ophelia seeks to return the gifts
with which the prince had presented her . At that moment the little Gresset given
me by Bertha two or three years before , and which I never was without , was
lying ...
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In no change of scene , in no one hour of the day , and hardly of the night , have I
ever been without it . It has solaced and exhilarated many a melancholy moment ,
when far away , hopeless of seeing you again , and weighed down with a ...
In no change of scene , in no one hour of the day , and hardly of the night , have I
ever been without it . It has solaced and exhilarated many a melancholy moment ,
when far away , hopeless of seeing you again , and weighed down with a ...
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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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