Guy Mannering; Or, the Astrologer: In Four Volumes, Volume 2Schumann, 1822 - 221 pages |
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... look up to him with more awe than con- fidence . Would to Heaven it had been other- wise ! It might have been better for us all at this day ! " THIRD EXTRACT . « You ask me why I do not make known to my father that Brown yet lives , at ...
... look up to him with more awe than con- fidence . Would to Heaven it had been other- wise ! It might have been better for us all at this day ! " THIRD EXTRACT . « You ask me why I do not make known to my father that Brown yet lives , at ...
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... sentiments farther . So he ral- lies , hands , and hobbless , ( for the dear crea- ture has got the gout too , ) and tells old stories of high life , of which he has seen a great deal , - and I listen , and smile , and look as 13.
... sentiments farther . So he ral- lies , hands , and hobbless , ( for the dear crea- ture has got the gout too , ) and tells old stories of high life , of which he has seen a great deal , - and I listen , and smile , and look as 13.
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In Four Volumes Walter Scott. and I listen , and smile , and look as pretty and as pleasant as I can , and we do very well . « But , alas ! my dearest Matilda , how would time pass away , even in this paradise of ro- mance , tenanted as ...
In Four Volumes Walter Scott. and I listen , and smile , and look as pretty and as pleasant as I can , and we do very well . « But , alas ! my dearest Matilda , how would time pass away , even in this paradise of ro- mance , tenanted as ...
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... look out and see the moonlight shining upon the lake . I was deeply engaged with that beautiful scene in the Merchant of Venice , where two lovers , describing the stillness of a summer night , en- hance upon each other its charms , and ...
... look out and see the moonlight shining upon the lake . I was deeply engaged with that beautiful scene in the Merchant of Venice , where two lovers , describing the stillness of a summer night , en- hance upon each other its charms , and ...
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... look up to her daughter , had a fund of principle and honest pride , which rendered him a safer inmate than Mrs Mannering ought to have dared to hope or ex- pect . The obscurity of his birth could alone be objected to him ; in every ...
... look up to her daughter , had a fund of principle and honest pride , which rendered him a safer inmate than Mrs Mannering ought to have dared to hope or ex- pect . The obscurity of his birth could alone be objected to him ; in every ...
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