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Lady Hungerford had only been a fortnight from the Park , where she had passed
three days with its inmates , when it was thus my fortune to be introduced to her
notice by Lord Castleton . Judge my feelings , when , with the grace and ...
Lady Hungerford had only been a fortnight from the Park , where she had passed
three days with its inmates , when it was thus my fortune to be introduced to her
notice by Lord Castleton . Judge my feelings , when , with the grace and ...
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Luckily , it has been done inimitably already , by one who must have drawn it
from the Lady Hungerford of his time , aided by the charm of his own imagination
:“ Give me a look , give me a face , That makes simplicity a grace ; Robes loosely
...
Luckily , it has been done inimitably already , by one who must have drawn it
from the Lady Hungerford of his time , aided by the charm of his own imagination
:“ Give me a look , give me a face , That makes simplicity a grace ; Robes loosely
...
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I did not understand , much less like , the positive tone assumed , as it were
expressly , by Lady Hungerford on this occasion . In particular , I could not make
out , and was disposed to resent , the seemingly gratuitous assumption , that
were I ...
I did not understand , much less like , the positive tone assumed , as it were
expressly , by Lady Hungerford on this occasion . In particular , I could not make
out , and was disposed to resent , the seemingly gratuitous assumption , that
were I ...
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I HAVE ANOTHER INTERVIEW WITH LADY HUNGERFORD , WHO IS MORE
DISCOURAGING AND MYSTERIOUS , YET KINDER THAN EVER . Thou art ... I
HAVE too long neglected to mention my charming instructress , Lady Hungerford
.
I HAVE ANOTHER INTERVIEW WITH LADY HUNGERFORD , WHO IS MORE
DISCOURAGING AND MYSTERIOUS , YET KINDER THAN EVER . Thou art ... I
HAVE too long neglected to mention my charming instructress , Lady Hungerford
.
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In my then frame of mind , perhaps this was the best thing that could have
happened , to divert it from the consuming thoughts which my interview with Lady
Hungerford had generated . But my thoughts , not at all prepared to wander into
the ...
In my then frame of mind , perhaps this was the best thing that could have
happened , to divert it from the consuming thoughts which my interview with Lady
Hungerford had generated . But my thoughts , not at all prepared to wander into
the ...
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acquaintance added admire afterwards allowed answer appearance asked beautiful believe better called castle cause certainly character common consequence continued conversation court critic dinner duke effect expected fashion fear feel felt followed forced fortune gave give Granville hand happy heard heart honour hope interest kind knew knowledge Lady Hungerford laugh least less live look Lord Castleton manners means mind minister nature never night observed once opinion particularly party passed perhaps person pleased pleasure political poor present reason replied respect returned rich Rochfort seemed seen shew smile sometimes soon sort superior suppose sure surprise talk taste tell thing thought told took town turn vulgar whole wish woman young
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| Заглавие | De Clifford, Or, the Constant Man, Том 3 De Clifford, Or, the Constant Man, Robert Plumer Ward |
| Автор | Robert Plumer Ward |
| Издател | Henry Colburn, 1841 |
| Оригиналът е от | Принстънски университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 23 февр. 2008 |
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