Trials: A Tale, Том 1G. and W.B. Whittaker, 1824 - 957 страници |
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... looked around her nar- row circle of kindred and friends , for some dear part- ner in her little joys and pleasures . She could have loved her father . She would have been delighted to have loved him . But if at any time the overflow ...
... looked around her nar- row circle of kindred and friends , for some dear part- ner in her little joys and pleasures . She could have loved her father . She would have been delighted to have loved him . But if at any time the overflow ...
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... looked at for the last time , received the sympathy which Dr. Johnson has pronounced to be due to every thing of which we say " it is the last , " she was taken to town by Lady Vincent , and with more monitions than pocket money ...
... looked at for the last time , received the sympathy which Dr. Johnson has pronounced to be due to every thing of which we say " it is the last , " she was taken to town by Lady Vincent , and with more monitions than pocket money ...
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... looked upon by her as so much stock in trade , with which in due season she was to set up for herself , and endeavour to obtain a husband and a good establishment . Upon the subject of husbands and establishments , Catherine had heard ...
... looked upon by her as so much stock in trade , with which in due season she was to set up for herself , and endeavour to obtain a husband and a good establishment . Upon the subject of husbands and establishments , Catherine had heard ...
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... , which she had only looked over in a cursory manner , so much had she been interested in what Augusta had to tell . It conveyed a profusion of protestations and pas- sion , which Catherine conceived might not be the worse 18.
... , which she had only looked over in a cursory manner , so much had she been interested in what Augusta had to tell . It conveyed a profusion of protestations and pas- sion , which Catherine conceived might not be the worse 18.
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... looked upon than Catherine herself . Augusta was handsome ; and the advantages her beauty received from dress , gave an air of fashion to her appearance , which rendered her a decided object of attraction . It was almost impos- sible to ...
... looked upon than Catherine herself . Augusta was handsome ; and the advantages her beauty received from dress , gave an air of fashion to her appearance , which rendered her a decided object of attraction . It was almost impos- sible to ...
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