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Completely unsophisticated , she admitted me frankly as a sharer with her
brother in all her occupations , whether grave or gay , of study , or diversion . I
was allowed to ride , read , and walk with her , to hear her play and sing , to tell
her stories ...
Completely unsophisticated , she admitted me frankly as a sharer with her
brother in all her occupations , whether grave or gay , of study , or diversion . I
was allowed to ride , read , and walk with her , to hear her play and sing , to tell
her stories ...
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I was proud to be allowed to share the labour of this garden , and to dig , while
she raked , or sowed seeds . To be sure , I did not think of Adam and Eve ! But my
pleasure was not confined to this . Think of my increased and well - founded ...
I was proud to be allowed to share the labour of this garden , and to dig , while
she raked , or sowed seeds . To be sure , I did not think of Adam and Eve ! But my
pleasure was not confined to this . Think of my increased and well - founded ...
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It was the same with dancing , a master in which came over twice a week from
York , and we were allowed to witness and even join in the exercise . But here
she gave me the palm over her brother , who was totally without ear for music , in
...
It was the same with dancing , a master in which came over twice a week from
York , and we were allowed to witness and even join in the exercise . But here
she gave me the palm over her brother , who was totally without ear for music , in
...
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Certainly the pressure of her finger , which I was allowed to touch at parting ,
thrilled through my veins ; and I absolutely thought I heard the tongue of heaven ,
when , though in the stillest possible voice , she said , “ I hope when Charles
returns ...
Certainly the pressure of her finger , which I was allowed to touch at parting ,
thrilled through my veins ; and I absolutely thought I heard the tongue of heaven ,
when , though in the stillest possible voice , she said , “ I hope when Charles
returns ...
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thing that had so pleasingly , yet so tormentingly , absorbed me , and allowed my
mind to become a tumult of the happiest as well as the most despairing
recollections . And yet ( mark it ye young ! ) , such is the irrepressible buoyancy of
youth ...
thing that had so pleasingly , yet so tormentingly , absorbed me , and allowed my
mind to become a tumult of the happiest as well as the most despairing
recollections . And yet ( mark it ye young ! ) , such is the irrepressible buoyancy of
youth ...
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| Заглавие | De Clifford: Or, The Constant Man, Том 1 Томове 314–315 от Collection of ancient and modern British authors De Clifford: Or, The Constant Man, Robert Plumer Ward |
| Автор | Robert Plumer Ward |
| Издател | Henry Colburn, 1841 |
| Оригиналът е от | Калифорнийският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 13 ян. 2009 |
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