 | Rachel Hunter - 1803 - 234 pages
...mortifications, than even gratitude could reconcile me to j and I ventured to fay fomething refpefting engagements which Mrs. Ward had permitted me to make,...his children, as if Ihad but juft then quitted my leading-firings. " Mrs. Brown, on feeing me as tall as I now am, thought me, I prefume, rather too... | |
 | Women - 1811 - 386 pages
...say something respecting engagements which Mrs. Ward mad permitted me to make, with es veral of tine young ladies who lived very near us. But no appeal was regarded; and he talked of tine pleasure I should have in running about the garden, with Isis children, as if I had but just then... | |
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engagements which Mrs. Ward had permitted me to make, with feveral of the young ladies who lived very near us. But no appeal was regarded: and he talked of the pleafure I mould have in running about the garden with his children, as if Ihad but juft then... 