Miss Aylmer; Or, The Maid's Husband, Volume 3R. Bentley, 1840 |
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affection babe better Betty Bracken calm carriage cerned Cheapside cheerful chinchilla comfort confess dear deep delight Divine grace dream duty escutcheon eyes fancy fear feelings felt folly gained girl give gone hand happiness Haveringham heart hope John Bracken knew Lady Oglander laughed leave live look round lost maid's husband manner married ment mind Miss Ayl Miss Aylmer morbid mind mother mother of pearl ness never night once pain passed passion peace Philip Waldegrave pity pleasure poor Betty pretty pride racter recollection repose rience Rosalind seemed servant silence single Sir Francis smile soft soon sorrow spirit stand stood Strick Strickland sweet taken talk tell tender thing thou thought timate tion truth turb turn uncon unem voice wait Waldegrave's weak whilst wife Winston Hall wished women word young