The Inheritance, Volume 3William Blackwood, Edinburgh: and T. Cadell, London., 1824 - 387 páginas |
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... in his career by the entrance of Mr Lyndsay , who was the only person ( strange as it may appear ) for whom he felt any thing approaching to respect ; but there was so much mildness and calmness of manner , with so much CHAPTER IV . 29.
... in his career by the entrance of Mr Lyndsay , who was the only person ( strange as it may appear ) for whom he felt any thing approaching to respect ; but there was so much mildness and calmness of manner , with so much CHAPTER IV . 29.
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... appear- ance in the eyes of the world that the Major has never yet been within your gate . " " O ! my dear Bell , you know , if your uncle has any objections to showing his grounds " “ Weel , weel , dinna plague me , since it's to be a ...
... appear- ance in the eyes of the world that the Major has never yet been within your gate . " " O ! my dear Bell , you know , if your uncle has any objections to showing his grounds " “ Weel , weel , dinna plague me , since it's to be a ...
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... appear in the world , his only anxiety was that she should at the first , take her place at the very head of the fashionable world ; aware , that if she once entered in an inferior grade , she might not afterwards , even as his wife ...
... appear in the world , his only anxiety was that she should at the first , take her place at the very head of the fashionable world ; aware , that if she once entered in an inferior grade , she might not afterwards , even as his wife ...
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... appear with that effect which you are so well entitled to pro- duce , but which you will derive much more from your beauty and your grace than from your rank . I cannot exactly make one so unsophisticated as you comprehend the arbitrary ...
... appear with that effect which you are so well entitled to pro- duce , but which you will derive much more from your beauty and your grace than from your rank . I cannot exactly make one so unsophisticated as you comprehend the arbitrary ...
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... appear but hours , Being spent in time beguiling sport . Here griefs do neither press , nor doubts perplex ; Here's neither fear to curb , nor care to vex . QUARLES . PERHAPS no woman ever heard another highly commended by her lover ...
... appear but hours , Being spent in time beguiling sport . Here griefs do neither press , nor doubts perplex ; Here's neither fear to curb , nor care to vex . QUARLES . PERHAPS no woman ever heard another highly commended by her lover ...
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