Tales and Novels, Томове 7–8Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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acquaintance admiration affection Almeria Amelia appeared assure barouche Beaumont Beaumont Park believe Bradstone's Captain Walsingham carriage castle character charming consider countenance cried daugh daughter dear declared dress Ellen Elmour Grove exclaimed eyes fancy fashion father favour feelings felt fortune Frederick friendship Gabriella gentleman hand happiness hear heard heart heroine honour hope Ingoldsby John Hodgkinson knew Lady Bradstone Lady Glistonbury Lady Hunter Lady Julia Lady Mary Vivian Lady Pierrepoint Lady Stock ladyship letter Lightbody live looked Lord Glistonbury lordship ma'am madam manner marry ment mind Miss Hunter Miss Sidney Miss Strictland Miss Turnbull Miss Walsingham morning mother never opinion Palmer party person political poor pride Russell Russell's secret seemed Selina Sir John Hunter smile soon speak sure talk tell thing thought tion truth Turnbull's Vickars Walsing Wharton Wigram wish woman word Wynne young lady
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