Life in Sweden: With Excursions in Norway and Denmark |
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Then a half whisper to a lady who is knitting beside her , lets out more of the
secret : “ A relation of mine married an Englishwoman ; she knew nothing ,
nothing at all of our housekeeping ; they are so droll , those English -- they think
of nothing ...
Then a half whisper to a lady who is knitting beside her , lets out more of the
secret : “ A relation of mine married an Englishwoman ; she knew nothing ,
nothing at all of our housekeeping ; they are so droll , those English -- they think
of nothing ...
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While the old lady ran on at far greater length than my pen follows her , the
double windows were put in ; a large roll of white cotton wool laid in the space
between each , and thin stripes of white paper pasted all round the openings and
...
While the old lady ran on at far greater length than my pen follows her , the
double windows were put in ; a large roll of white cotton wool laid in the space
between each , and thin stripes of white paper pasted all round the openings and
...
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The fact is that there is , in general , a high opinion entertained here of female
education in England ; and the good lady thinking that , by taking from the merits
of England , she adds to those of Sweden , wants to prove that an Englishwoman
...
The fact is that there is , in general , a high opinion entertained here of female
education in England ; and the good lady thinking that , by taking from the merits
of England , she adds to those of Sweden , wants to prove that an Englishwoman
...
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... address any one . A good lady who had looked into an old English Peerage
thought she had discovered mine , and The procalled me instantly “ The Right
Honourable Miss . LIFE IN SWEDEN . 21.
... address any one . A good lady who had looked into an old English Peerage
thought she had discovered mine , and The procalled me instantly “ The Right
Honourable Miss . LIFE IN SWEDEN . 21.
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... him called Mr. Coachmaker . Wives take their husbands ' titles , and are quite
as tenacious of them . Thus , you address a clergyman as Priest , and his wife as
Priestess ; a major's wife is Majorskan ; a colonel's , Ofverstinnan ; and one lady ...
... him called Mr. Coachmaker . Wives take their husbands ' titles , and are quite
as tenacious of them . Thus , you address a clergyman as Priest , and his wife as
Priestess ; a major's wife is Majorskan ; a colonel's , Ofverstinnan ; and one lady ...
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