London Characters: Or, Fashions and Customs, of the Present Century, Том 1booksellers in Bondstreet, 1809 - 3 страници |
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... known more of the customs and manners of the Turkish ladies , than any of her travelling predecessors . The eyes of the Duchess of Pyrmont were of a beautiful black , but rather small . The Princess had innocently told her , they had ...
... known more of the customs and manners of the Turkish ladies , than any of her travelling predecessors . The eyes of the Duchess of Pyrmont were of a beautiful black , but rather small . The Princess had innocently told her , they had ...
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... known that he had treated her ill , and though after his death she might receive her jointure , yet her in- terests , and those of the Benfield family , had become separate . Lord Francis had rich , high and powerful friends , with his ...
... known that he had treated her ill , and though after his death she might receive her jointure , yet her in- terests , and those of the Benfield family , had become separate . Lord Francis had rich , high and powerful friends , with his ...
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... known his high rank , and then he has sometimes succeeded with vain and easy - gained ignorance , who thought it a glorious conquest to attract the notice of a Duke ! His Grace was never married , owing , it is believed , to the fickle ...
... known his high rank , and then he has sometimes succeeded with vain and easy - gained ignorance , who thought it a glorious conquest to attract the notice of a Duke ! His Grace was never married , owing , it is believed , to the fickle ...
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... known in the fashionable world , and very little spoken of , until her marriage with Colonel Ar- lington ; and it is painful to relate , that even after her marriage , she was less taken notice of as a dutiful , constant , and affec ...
... known in the fashionable world , and very little spoken of , until her marriage with Colonel Ar- lington ; and it is painful to relate , that even after her marriage , she was less taken notice of as a dutiful , constant , and affec ...
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... known to screen her , when guilty of the crime of adultery , unless some strange concur- rences , which perhaps cannot be made public , induce him to it . Not one kind word is said in defence of Mrs. Arlington , though she does not fly ...
... known to screen her , when guilty of the crime of adultery , unless some strange concur- rences , which perhaps cannot be made public , induce him to it . Not one kind word is said in defence of Mrs. Arlington , though she does not fly ...
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