Vandeleur; or, Animal magnetism [by M. Pisani].1836 |
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... hope far behind me , I now equally dread the dead calm of neglect , or the storms of harsh criti- cism , and put my trust in the trade winds ; praying , that instead of " blasts from hell " to damn my humble venture , they may prove ...
... hope far behind me , I now equally dread the dead calm of neglect , or the storms of harsh criti- cism , and put my trust in the trade winds ; praying , that instead of " blasts from hell " to damn my humble venture , they may prove ...
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... she had repaired in the hope of reviving her faded roses . But somehow it was remarked , that these marriages , though they served to prevent the family from falling into utter rusticity , seldom turned VANDELEUR . 17.
... she had repaired in the hope of reviving her faded roses . But somehow it was remarked , that these marriages , though they served to prevent the family from falling into utter rusticity , seldom turned VANDELEUR . 17.
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... hope of leading him into fashionable life ; but when she found the family failing incurably strong in him , she gave up the point , determining within her- self , that since he would not associate with her friends , she would not with ...
... hope of leading him into fashionable life ; but when she found the family failing incurably strong in him , she gave up the point , determining within her- self , that since he would not associate with her friends , she would not with ...
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... hope in the bud , and he would turn away with a smile and a sigh , pleased that his pupil had so innocent , and to himself so improving , an occupation for his leisure hours , but grieved that it must prove so useless , where he ...
... hope in the bud , and he would turn away with a smile and a sigh , pleased that his pupil had so innocent , and to himself so improving , an occupation for his leisure hours , but grieved that it must prove so useless , where he ...
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... inspire love from the very hope of reciprocity of feeling , that she was still Miss Wilson at some undefinable age between forty and fifty . Still , she could never be called plain ; and stranger still VANDELEUR . 43.
... inspire love from the very hope of reciprocity of feeling , that she was still Miss Wilson at some undefinable age between forty and fifty . Still , she could never be called plain ; and stranger still VANDELEUR . 43.
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