Ellen MiddletonR. Bentley & Son, 1884 - 413 страници |
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... Hyéres . This last affords considerable hope that Mr. Middleton may yet be spared to us- ' Oh ! may I not - should I not go to him too ? ' ' The state to which you have reduced yourself by your imprudence makes it impossible . ' ' For ...
... Hyéres . This last affords considerable hope that Mr. Middleton may yet be spared to us- ' Oh ! may I not - should I not go to him too ? ' ' The state to which you have reduced yourself by your imprudence makes it impossible . ' ' For ...
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... Hyéres . The solitude of my life be- came at last intolerable ; I began to feel an impetuous desire to change something in the course of my days , to see some one , to speak to some one , and yet I shrunk from the sight of a common ...
... Hyéres . The solitude of my life be- came at last intolerable ; I began to feel an impetuous desire to change something in the course of my days , to see some one , to speak to some one , and yet I shrunk from the sight of a common ...
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