Memoirs of Count Grammont, Volume 2W.H. Reid, 1828 - Great Britain |
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Page 88
... Miss Blague and Miss Price , whom we have before mentioned , the esta- blishment was composed of Miss Bagot and Miss Hobart , the president of the commu- nity . Miss Blague , who never knew the true reason of her quarrel with the ...
... Miss Blague and Miss Price , whom we have before mentioned , the esta- blishment was composed of Miss Bagot and Miss Hobart , the president of the commu- nity . Miss Blague , who never knew the true reason of her quarrel with the ...
Page 93
... Miss Hobart's character was at that time as uncommon in England , as her person was singular , in a country , where ... Miss Bagot was the first that gained her tenderness and affection , which she returned at first with equal warmth and ...
... Miss Hobart's character was at that time as uncommon in England , as her person was singular , in a country , where ... Miss Bagot was the first that gained her tenderness and affection , which she returned at first with equal warmth and ...
Page 94
... Miss Hobart ; and contrived matters so well , that she fell into his own . The duchess , who had too much generosity not to treat as visionary what was imputed to Miss Hobart , and too much justice to condemn her upon the faith of ...
... Miss Hobart ; and contrived matters so well , that she fell into his own . The duchess , who had too much generosity not to treat as visionary what was imputed to Miss Hobart , and too much justice to condemn her upon the faith of ...
Page 95
... Miss Hobart , and some time after , Cupid raised her from the post of maid of honour to the duchess , to a rank , which might have been envied by all the young ladies in Eng- land . The Duchess of York , in order to form a new court ...
... Miss Hobart , and some time after , Cupid raised her from the post of maid of honour to the duchess , to a rank , which might have been envied by all the young ladies in Eng- land . The Duchess of York , in order to form a new court ...
Page 103
... Miss Hobart : the first began to mislead her , by reading to her all his compositions , as if she alone had been a proper judge of them . He never thought proper to flatter her upon her personal ac- complishments ; but told her , that ...
... Miss Hobart : the first began to mislead her , by reading to her all his compositions , as if she alone had been a proper judge of them . He never thought proper to flatter her upon her personal ac- complishments ; but told her , that ...
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