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Page 246
... Mannering to accompany him . In less than two minutes he washed his face and hands , settled his wig in the glass , and , to Mannering's great surprise , looked quite a different man from the childish Bacchanal he had seen a moment ...
... Mannering to accompany him . In less than two minutes he washed his face and hands , settled his wig in the glass , and , to Mannering's great surprise , looked quite a different man from the childish Bacchanal he had seen a moment ...
Page 323
... Mannering's general conduct , an approbation of his attachment to Miss Bertram . But then he saw still more plainly the impropriety of any attempt at a private correspondence , of which his parents could not be supposed to approve , and ...
... Mannering's general conduct , an approbation of his attachment to Miss Bertram . But then he saw still more plainly the impropriety of any attempt at a private correspondence , of which his parents could not be supposed to approve , and ...
Page 342
... Mannering , ' I have a formidable rival in Mr. Pleydell's favour , even on the very first night of his avowed ... Mannering's live- liness and attention , rattled away for her amusement and his own , the impatience of Colonel Mannering ...
... Mannering , ' I have a formidable rival in Mr. Pleydell's favour , even on the very first night of his avowed ... Mannering's live- liness and attention , rattled away for her amusement and his own , the impatience of Colonel Mannering ...
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