The Court-partial, of 18--. A Tale of Military Life, Том 1T.C. Newby, 1844 |
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... with the full intention of marrying her before the next season , and spending it quietly at his beautiful country seat . He arrived at Carlton Hall only a short time before dinner , and therefore while he is making 22 THE COURT - PARTIAL .
... with the full intention of marrying her before the next season , and spending it quietly at his beautiful country seat . He arrived at Carlton Hall only a short time before dinner , and therefore while he is making 22 THE COURT - PARTIAL .
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... marry well ; and once acquainted with this source of power , she used it to obtain the gratification of every whim , while to her ordinary country acquaintances and dependents she behaved with the utmost hauteur . To the Rawdons alone ...
... marry well ; and once acquainted with this source of power , she used it to obtain the gratification of every whim , while to her ordinary country acquaintances and dependents she behaved with the utmost hauteur . To the Rawdons alone ...
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... marry a man whom she , perhaps , detests - to whom , at least , she is perfectly indifferent ; and crush the hopes , and blight the prospects of another because he is poorer , and sacrifice whatever feeling she her- self possesses ...
... marry a man whom she , perhaps , detests - to whom , at least , she is perfectly indifferent ; and crush the hopes , and blight the prospects of another because he is poorer , and sacrifice whatever feeling she her- self possesses ...
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... marry him ! " " You make me quite out of patience with your folly , Catherine . What can there be , re- quisite for woman's happiness , that Sir Edward does not possess - wealth , honour , character , temper - every thing it is possible ...
... marry him ! " " You make me quite out of patience with your folly , Catherine . What can there be , re- quisite for woman's happiness , that Sir Edward does not possess - wealth , honour , character , temper - every thing it is possible ...
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... marry Sir Edward , and I fully mean to do so I was only jesting when I spoke of any other attach- ment . " - " I am truly glad to hear it ; but such jests are unseasonable , and had better be suppressed . Come , my love , " continued ...
... marry Sir Edward , and I fully mean to do so I was only jesting when I spoke of any other attach- ment . " - " I am truly glad to hear it ; but such jests are unseasonable , and had better be suppressed . Come , my love , " continued ...
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