De Clifford: Or, The Constant Man, Том 1Henry Colburn, 1841 - 4 страници |
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... fears lest the prosperity he enjoyed in his fortune and his children , and the pride he took in both , should be one day severely visited . No more , he would say , than he should deserve . Thus , by what seems an in- consistency in his ...
... fears lest the prosperity he enjoyed in his fortune and his children , and the pride he took in both , should be one day severely visited . No more , he would say , than he should deserve . Thus , by what seems an in- consistency in his ...
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... fear ; but my natural jealousy was not without alarm in regard to his son . Not that he was so much the enthusiast of pedigree as of more modern feelings , in his impressions regarding high stations , fashion , and title , in which he ...
... fear ; but my natural jealousy was not without alarm in regard to his son . Not that he was so much the enthusiast of pedigree as of more modern feelings , in his impressions regarding high stations , fashion , and title , in which he ...
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... fear the ridicule which may attend this account of myself , nor am I ashamed of having so early entertained a passion which , under all disadvantages , and ten thousand anxieties and tempta- tions , kept my mind pure and my conduct ...
... fear the ridicule which may attend this account of myself , nor am I ashamed of having so early entertained a passion which , under all disadvantages , and ten thousand anxieties and tempta- tions , kept my mind pure and my conduct ...
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... fear , more on account of Foljambe than Foljambe's friend , proceeded up a staircase with his message . My impatience to embrace my friend may be ima- gined , as well as my disappointment , when the aristo- cratic janitor brought word ...
... fear , more on account of Foljambe than Foljambe's friend , proceeded up a staircase with his message . My impatience to embrace my friend may be ima- gined , as well as my disappointment , when the aristo- cratic janitor brought word ...
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... fear for your happiness with him . Though here but six months , he has already distinguished himself as a sort of Alcibiades , in both luxury , gal- lantry , and the love of being conspicuous . With so much mercury in his composition ...
... fear for your happiness with him . Though here but six months , he has already distinguished himself as a sort of Alcibiades , in both luxury , gal- lantry , and the love of being conspicuous . With so much mercury in his composition ...
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