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time , by any thing like amusement ; or , if in thus addressing it to you , I may
cause you to believe that I have been as constant in my devotion to you ( though
in a different way ) as Clifford was to Bertha ; I shall be richly paid for the care it
has ...
time , by any thing like amusement ; or , if in thus addressing it to you , I may
cause you to believe that I have been as constant in my devotion to you ( though
in a different way ) as Clifford was to Bertha ; I shall be richly paid for the care it
has ...
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It was my evident passion for these , I believe , that made Sir Harry often tell my
father he would do well to follow up this inclination of mine for books , by making
me a scholar . “ That boy , ” he used to say , “ for aught you or I know , may in time
...
It was my evident passion for these , I believe , that made Sir Harry often tell my
father he would do well to follow up this inclination of mine for books , by making
me a scholar . “ That boy , ” he used to say , “ for aught you or I know , may in time
...
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I believe , young Sir ( that is , my son tells me ) , you descend from the old Lords
Bardolfe , as well as the Cliffords , for whom I ought myself to feel an interest ,
from being an unworthy successor to part of their domains . Though the domains
...
I believe , young Sir ( that is , my son tells me ) , you descend from the old Lords
Bardolfe , as well as the Cliffords , for whom I ought myself to feel an interest ,
from being an unworthy successor to part of their domains . Though the domains
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I own , I thought this a bitter sarcasm , and could not believe a word of it . I
accused Fothergill , in my own mind , of prejudice , perhaps of envy , at any rate
of petty tyranny . Never would I believe that Hastings , who had so exclusively
loved me ...
I own , I thought this a bitter sarcasm , and could not believe a word of it . I
accused Fothergill , in my own mind , of prejudice , perhaps of envy , at any rate
of petty tyranny . Never would I believe that Hastings , who had so exclusively
loved me ...
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For my own sake , I would not believe that he had slighted me , and for his , I
would not believe that he could do so . I recollected , vividly and fondly , all the
elegant superiorities of Foljambe Park , particularly those of what I called its
young ...
For my own sake , I would not believe that he had slighted me , and for his , I
would not believe that he could do so . I recollected , vividly and fondly , all the
elegant superiorities of Foljambe Park , particularly those of what I called its
young ...
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acquaintance added admiration affected afterwards Albany allowed appeared asked attend believe Bertha better brother called cause certainly changed character Clifford consequence continued cousin daughter delight doubt equal expected eyes fashion father fear feelings felt Foljambe followed fortune Fothergill friendship gave give Granville hand happy Hastings heart honour hope interest kind knew Lady least leave less live look Lord manner master means mind nature never observed once Oxford particularly party passed perhaps person pleased pleasure poor pride proud rank reason regard replied respect returned seemed seen sense shew Sir Harry sister soon sort spirit superior suppose sure surprised talk tell thing thought tion told took true turn tutor walk whole wife wish young youth
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| Заглавие | De Clifford: Or, The Constant Man, Том 1 Томове 314–315 от Collection of ancient and modern British authors 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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