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... Saint Patrick ! " cried Piercie . " I ought not to have forgotton so handsome a man , " said Isabel . " Yes , I recognized him directly I heard his name ; but did you ever 272 THE RULING PASSION .
... Saint Patrick ! " cried Piercie . " I ought not to have forgotton so handsome a man , " said Isabel . " Yes , I recognized him directly I heard his name ; but did you ever 272 THE RULING PASSION .
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... Saint Patrick ? ” " Neither saint nor angel , " replied she , " but certainly handsomer than ever . " " Ah ! indeed , so much the better , N 5 THE RULING PASSION . 273 directly I heard his name; but did you ever ...
... Saint Patrick ? ” " Neither saint nor angel , " replied she , " but certainly handsomer than ever . " " Ah ! indeed , so much the better , N 5 THE RULING PASSION . 273 directly I heard his name; but did you ever ...
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... Saint Patrick , as he insisted upon calling him . Dora told him they had formerly been very intimate - that he was then in the army ; upon which Piercie opined , that the reason of this most probably was , that he might have the ...
... Saint Patrick , as he insisted upon calling him . Dora told him they had formerly been very intimate - that he was then in the army ; upon which Piercie opined , that the reason of this most probably was , that he might have the ...
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... saints . " It is quite wonderful , with what minute ac- curacy Sir Walter has described every feature of the place ... Saint Patrick . " Such idle conjectures , and illegitimate specu- lations ( infringements on his vocation ) were ...
... saints . " It is quite wonderful , with what minute ac- curacy Sir Walter has described every feature of the place ... Saint Patrick . " Such idle conjectures , and illegitimate specu- lations ( infringements on his vocation ) were ...
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admiration amongst amusing Anastasia appeared aunt Baronet beautiful Brading Brading's Brooke brother Caroline character charming choly Claren Clarendon continued Countess of Derby cried daugh daughter dear declared delightful derland Dora Dora's doubt Edmond Tracy endeavouring exclaimed expression eyes fair favourite feel Francis Frank gentle gentleman girl glance Hall hear heard heart hinglish hints hope idea imagine indignation interest Isabel Lady Sun Lady Sunderland laugh Lillie listened looked Madeline Margaret melan ment mind Miss de Courcy Miss Delany Miss Melville Miss Sunderland mother mysterious nature ness never observed once opinion party Phillis Piercie poor present proceeded Reginald Sefton remarked replied réverie Richard Rosalie Rosalie's Saint Patrick scarcely scene seemed sigh Sir Edmond Sir William sister smile spirit strange sure surprise things thought tion tone Truffle truth turn utter voice wonder words youth
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