The fatalists; or, Records of 1814 and 1815, Volumes 1-3A.K. Newman, 1821 |
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Mrs. Kelly. a tender and feeling heart , this young lady was readily susceptible of quick im- pressions in favour of an ... feelings within her own bosom , unless when they unconsciously escaped in a modest blush , the downcast eye , or ...
Mrs. Kelly. a tender and feeling heart , this young lady was readily susceptible of quick im- pressions in favour of an ... feelings within her own bosom , unless when they unconsciously escaped in a modest blush , the downcast eye , or ...
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... feelings as to give her no further cause of displeasure . Major Blandford pleaded ineffectually ; though he called up the potency of prayers and sighs to his aid , the lady remained inexorable , inexorable , and he was obliged to depart ...
... feelings as to give her no further cause of displeasure . Major Blandford pleaded ineffectually ; though he called up the potency of prayers and sighs to his aid , the lady remained inexorable , inexorable , and he was obliged to depart ...
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... the child's deprecatory petition -the fervour of his filial piety , so unusual at his tender age , awakened feelings of the kindest sympathy in the compassionate heart heart of my dear lady : the melting fluid swelled 86 THE FATALISTS .
... the child's deprecatory petition -the fervour of his filial piety , so unusual at his tender age , awakened feelings of the kindest sympathy in the compassionate heart heart of my dear lady : the melting fluid swelled 86 THE FATALISTS .
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... feeling in her tender bosom ! The love she once felt for the parent was all transferred to the orphan child ; and you , my Geraldine , were not dearer to her maternal heart than your amiable cousin . Alas ! you were too young at her ...
... feeling in her tender bosom ! The love she once felt for the parent was all transferred to the orphan child ; and you , my Geraldine , were not dearer to her maternal heart than your amiable cousin . Alas ! you were too young at her ...
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... feelings , been able at times to conceal this rancour . " " She was under great obligations to my mother , and decidedly attached to her , as I have often heard her declare , " said Ge- raldine ; " could this rancour then proceed from ...
... feelings , been able at times to conceal this rancour . " " She was under great obligations to my mother , and decidedly attached to her , as I have often heard her declare , " said Ge- raldine ; " could this rancour then proceed from ...
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