Ellen Middleton: A TaleD. Appleton, 1849 - 328 страници |
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... means of grace for her soul . " " Assuredly , you are quite right in forming such a wish , and in endeavoring to prevent so terrible an occurrence . But who is the person you are alluding to ? " " She is my lodger , sir , and has been ...
... means of grace for her soul . " " Assuredly , you are quite right in forming such a wish , and in endeavoring to prevent so terrible an occurrence . But who is the person you are alluding to ? " " She is my lodger , sir , and has been ...
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... means of grace , which He has Himself appointed . To - morrow , when we kneel in the house of God , rejoicing with joy unspeakable over the glory of the church triumphant , and meditating on the blessedness of that holy multitude ' Who ...
... means of grace , which He has Himself appointed . To - morrow , when we kneel in the house of God , rejoicing with joy unspeakable over the glory of the church triumphant , and meditating on the blessedness of that holy multitude ' Who ...
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... means by which he would be most likely to gain admission to Mrs. Rodney's presence . It struck him that if she could be made aware that he had read the words that were now in his possession , she would feel less reluctance to enter into ...
... means by which he would be most likely to gain admission to Mrs. Rodney's presence . It struck him that if she could be made aware that he had read the words that were now in his possession , she would feel less reluctance to enter into ...
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... means of all his future happiness . At the age of thirty - five he became possessed , by his father's death , of the manor - house of Elmsley , and of the large prop- erty adjoining to it . In the happiness which his wealth gave him the ...
... means of all his future happiness . At the age of thirty - five he became possessed , by his father's death , of the manor - house of Elmsley , and of the large prop- erty adjoining to it . In the happiness which his wealth gave him the ...
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... mean to take mine ? Did not one of them know what that hand had done ? A mist rose before my eyes , and I fainted . When my senses returned , I found myself in bed , my aunt by my side , and a number of restoratives employed to bring me ...
... mean to take mine ? Did not one of them know what that hand had done ? A mist rose before my eyes , and I fainted . When my senses returned , I found myself in bed , my aunt by my side , and a number of restoratives employed to bring me ...
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agitation Alice Alice's answered asked aunt beautiful bless Brandon Bridman calm cheek CHESS child church countenance dare dark dear dear Mary death despair door drawing-room dreadful eau de Cologne Edward Middleton Ellen Elmsley emotion Ernsley Escourt exclaimed eyes face fear feel felt flowers forgive gave give Hampstead hand happiness hate head heard heart Heaven Henry Lovell Henry's hope hour Julia's kind Lacy laudanum leave letter lips listen looked M'INTOSH manner marriage married mercy mind misery morning murmured never night nosegay once opened pale passion Passion Flower peace pray prayer Rosa Salisbury Samuel Lover secret seemed silence Sir Charles Wyndham smile sorrow soul speak spirit spoke stood strange suffered talk tears tell terror thing thought tion told tone took Tracy trembled turned uncle uttered voice walked wife window wish woman words