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Being with my father and mother on a visit about six miles from Southampton , we
were invited by a gentleman of the neighbourhood to meet the wife and
daughters of a certain Dr. Blamire . " An old friend of yours and mine , " quoth our
inviter ...
Being with my father and mother on a visit about six miles from Southampton , we
were invited by a gentleman of the neighbourhood to meet the wife and
daughters of a certain Dr. Blamire . " An old friend of yours and mine , " quoth our
inviter ...
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Two literary gentlemen from London and ourselves completed the actual party ;
but there was a large fluctuating series of guests for the hour or guests for the day
, of almost all ranks and descriptions , from the Earl and his Countess to the ...
Two literary gentlemen from London and ourselves completed the actual party ;
but there was a large fluctuating series of guests for the hour or guests for the day
, of almost all ranks and descriptions , from the Earl and his Countess to the ...
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... the daughter of a respectable Cumberland gentleman , and having
accompanied a married sister into Scotland many years before — a happy
circumstance to which she owes her command of the pretty doric that so
becomes small pieces of ...
... the daughter of a respectable Cumberland gentleman , and having
accompanied a married sister into Scotland many years before — a happy
circumstance to which she owes her command of the pretty doric that so
becomes small pieces of ...
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In Ireland , too , she met the Scottish gentleman , Mr. James Gray , the nephew of
the Ettrick Shepherd , whom , after some delay and difficulty , she married . Her
wedded life appears to have been singularly happy - as happy as it was brief .
In Ireland , too , she met the Scottish gentleman , Mr. James Gray , the nephew of
the Ettrick Shepherd , whom , after some delay and difficulty , she married . Her
wedded life appears to have been singularly happy - as happy as it was brief .
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Mr. Dexter addressed the jury on behalf of the prisoner , and was succeeded by
Mr. Webster in the following speech :“ I am little accustomed , gentlemen , to the
part which I am now attempting to perform . Hardly more than once or twice has it
...
Mr. Dexter addressed the jury on behalf of the prisoner , and was succeeded by
Mr. Webster in the following speech :“ I am little accustomed , gentlemen , to the
part which I am now attempting to perform . Hardly more than once or twice has it
...
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| Título | Recollections of a Literary Life: Or, Books, Places, and People, Volume 1 Recollections of a Literary Life: Or, Books, Places, and People, Mary Russell Mitford |
| Autor | Mary Russell Mitford |
| Editora | R. Bentley, 1852 |
| Num. págs. | 558 páginas |
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