Guy Mannering; Or, the Astrologer: In Four Volumes, Volume 2Schumann, 1822 - 221 pages |
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Page 9
... sentiments with which I regard Brown . I will not say his memory . I am convinced he lives , and is faithful . His addresses to me were countenanced by my de- ceased parent ; imprudently countenanced per . haps , considering 9.
... sentiments with which I regard Brown . I will not say his memory . I am convinced he lives , and is faithful . His addresses to me were countenanced by my de- ceased parent ; imprudently countenanced per . haps , considering 9.
Page 10
... Brown yet lives , at least that he survived the wound he received in that unhappy duel ; and had written to my mother , expres- sing his entire convalescence , and his hope of speedily escaping from captivity . A soldier , that in the ...
... Brown yet lives , at least that he survived the wound he received in that unhappy duel ; and had written to my mother , expres- sing his entire convalescence , and his hope of speedily escaping from captivity . A soldier , that in the ...
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... Brown's attentions were directed towards herself , rather than permit him to dis- cover the real object ; and O , Matilda , whatever respect I owe to the memory of a deceased parent , let me do justice to a living one . cannot but ...
... Brown's attentions were directed towards herself , rather than permit him to dis- cover the real object ; and O , Matilda , whatever respect I owe to the memory of a deceased parent , let me do justice to a living one . cannot but ...
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... Brown's favourite instrument . Who could touch it in a night which , though still and serene , was too cold , and too late in the year , to in- vite forth any wanderer for mere pleasure ? I drew yet nearer the window , and hearkened ...
... Brown's favourite instrument . Who could touch it in a night which , though still and serene , was too cold , and too late in the year , to in- vite forth any wanderer for mere pleasure ? I drew yet nearer the window , and hearkened ...
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... Brown urges , that he is personally hostile to him And the obscurity of his that would be indeed a stumbling O Matilda , I hope none of your an birth block . - - - cestors ever fought at Poictiers or Agincourt ! If it 21.
... Brown urges , that he is personally hostile to him And the obscurity of his that would be indeed a stumbling O Matilda , I hope none of your an birth block . - - - cestors ever fought at Poictiers or Agincourt ! If it 21.
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