Pictures of the World at Home and Abroad, Band 1H. Colburn, 1843 |
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... seemed ) , such as his fancy , even when he wrote his prize poem , had never yet conceived . He had read of oreads ... seemed to know . " The aspiration , however , here was any thing but Bolingbroke's ; for it seemed to be only to have ...
... seemed ) , such as his fancy , even when he wrote his prize poem , had never yet conceived . He had read of oreads ... seemed to know . " The aspiration , however , here was any thing but Bolingbroke's ; for it seemed to be only to have ...
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... seemed natural - they were a part of the walls , and created no particular sensations . But here were the indices of an individual family , display- ing a long line of ancestry , which had been rooted for ages in this identical spot ...
... seemed natural - they were a part of the walls , and created no particular sensations . But here were the indices of an individual family , display- ing a long line of ancestry , which had been rooted for ages in this identical spot ...
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... seemed to know no one but one another , though the lady of the mansion was most particularly deferential and attentive to them . These were virgins of a certain age , daughters and sisters of peers , and , from the rich style of their ...
... seemed to know no one but one another , though the lady of the mansion was most particularly deferential and attentive to them . These were virgins of a certain age , daughters and sisters of peers , and , from the rich style of their ...
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acquaintance affront ambition Amsterdam asked aunt Avington better Bloomsbury Square brother called character Charles Lamb companions countess court dance daugh daughter dinner duchess duke Dutch gentleman eyes fashion father faute de mieux favour favourite fear feelings felt fortune Gaston gave Grosvenor Square Hackney happy heard heart honour hope knew knight of St Lady Euphemia Lady Euphrasia Lady Manvers Lady Melusina Lady Sterling Lady Trelawney Lady Webly Langston Castle laugh least looked Lord Langston manners Mauleverer merchant Mile End mind Miss Sycamore mortified mother nature ness never observed Oxford particularly party perhaps person Petrarch pleased pleasure pride Principal proud racter rank replied returned seemed sense sister smile sort Sterling's ston superior suppose sure Swithin's taste thing thought tion truth tutor Tylney uncle George Vaucluse vulgar walk Wilson wish young ladies young Manvers youth