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... and always possesses in idea whatever it chooses to wish for ; all these were
enjoyments , not the less felt , because perhaps , at the time , not well understood
. But there were others of a more distinct and commoner character and sadly , on
...
... and always possesses in idea whatever it chooses to wish for ; all these were
enjoyments , not the less felt , because perhaps , at the time , not well understood
. But there were others of a more distinct and commoner character and sadly , on
...
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It was hence that , intrenched in his family seat , from which he seldom stirred ,
and always substituting George III . for Elizabeth , he thought “ the old courtier of
the queen ” ( allowing a little for the difference of manners ) a model character for
...
It was hence that , intrenched in his family seat , from which he seldom stirred ,
and always substituting George III . for Elizabeth , he thought “ the old courtier of
the queen ” ( allowing a little for the difference of manners ) a model character for
...
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No more , he would say , than he should deserve . Thus , by what seems an
inconsistency in his character , his happiness was by no means without alloy . It
may be supposed that this knowledge of Mr. Hastings arose from after
discoveries of ...
No more , he would say , than he should deserve . Thus , by what seems an
inconsistency in his character , his happiness was by no means without alloy . It
may be supposed that this knowledge of Mr. Hastings arose from after
discoveries of ...
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The adieus of the family who had been so kind to me , were of a mixed character .
Mr. Hastings was stately ; not cold , but too evidently condescending , though
intending to be kind . His son was careless and too full of Christ Church .
The adieus of the family who had been so kind to me , were of a mixed character .
Mr. Hastings was stately ; not cold , but too evidently condescending , though
intending to be kind . His son was careless and too full of Christ Church .
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Early , however , or rather precocious as were the feelings I have described ,
scarcely intelligible even to myself , they were attended with effects upon my
character which demonstrated them to be of the most pure and genuine cast . Not
only I ...
Early , however , or rather precocious as were the feelings I have described ,
scarcely intelligible even to myself , they were attended with effects upon my
character which demonstrated them to be of the most pure and genuine cast . Not
only I ...
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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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