De Clifford: Or, The Constant Man, Том 3Lea and Blanchard, 1841 |
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... persons of more consequence to my own heart and mind . For such a friend as Granville , I have neglected the mention of him too long . He came to me often , and ... person both with fondness and admiration , yet with very little hope F ...
... persons of more consequence to my own heart and mind . For such a friend as Granville , I have neglected the mention of him too long . He came to me often , and ... person both with fondness and admiration , yet with very little hope F ...
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... person who she could not help seeing was her slave . " For , " said he , " with a thousand in her train , I acquit her of all coquetry . I only wish her nature was not so kind . Could I think myself ill - used , as you once said in ...
... person who she could not help seeing was her slave . " For , " said he , " with a thousand in her train , I acquit her of all coquetry . I only wish her nature was not so kind . Could I think myself ill - used , as you once said in ...
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... person , rich in his apparel , aud , in truth , became his garter well . As he had vouchsafed a conversation of at least five min- utes to Lady Hungerford , the only person in the room , except bis royal highness , who had detained him ...
... person , rich in his apparel , aud , in truth , became his garter well . As he had vouchsafed a conversation of at least five min- utes to Lady Hungerford , the only person in the room , except bis royal highness , who had detained him ...
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... person , by no means one of the distinguished , but with something even vulgar in his ap- pearance . Leading him into a recess of an inner room , he commenced a conversation with him in which he seemed much interested , and which lasted ...
... person , by no means one of the distinguished , but with something even vulgar in his ap- pearance . Leading him into a recess of an inner room , he commenced a conversation with him in which he seemed much interested , and which lasted ...
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... persons as I had just seen him with , and that the papers even talked of his popularity- " Yes ; he is popular , " said Granville , " but then it is in his own way , for he is proud as Lucifer at the same time . " " Can that be ...
... persons as I had just seen him with , and that the papers even talked of his popularity- " Yes ; he is popular , " said Granville , " but then it is in his own way , for he is proud as Lucifer at the same time . " " Can that be ...
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Страница 233 - Not hear me! by my sufferings, but you shall! My lord — my lord ! I'm not that abject wretch You think me. Patience ! where's the distance throws Me back so far, but I may boldly speak In right, though proud oppression will not hear me ? Pri.
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