Family Romance: Or, Episodes in the Domestic Annals of the Aristocracy, Том 1Hurst and Blackett, 1853 |
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... told this tale , but falsified the main facts without improving them in the telling . In process of time , the impression made upon the lady's mind by the appearance of the spirit , had so much diminished that she listened to the ...
... told this tale , but falsified the main facts without improving them in the telling . In process of time , the impression made upon the lady's mind by the appearance of the spirit , had so much diminished that she listened to the ...
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... told me that it was absolutely ne- cessary , on account of the weightiest family rea- sons , that the child which his countess was about to produce , should be a son ; and therefore , he urged me , in the event of her giving birth to a ...
... told me that it was absolutely ne- cessary , on account of the weightiest family rea- sons , that the child which his countess was about to produce , should be a son ; and therefore , he urged me , in the event of her giving birth to a ...
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... told her that she had been born . On enquiring for the Steward of the Marchese , she found him still alive . Though he was now very aged , his memory was perfect , and he spoke of the events which preceded Maria Stella's birth as if ...
... told her that she had been born . On enquiring for the Steward of the Marchese , she found him still alive . Though he was now very aged , his memory was perfect , and he spoke of the events which preceded Maria Stella's birth as if ...
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... told the young lady as a secret he would fain keep , but could not - that he had obtained her father's consent to their union , but that the old gentleman had resol ved to hold his intentions private for a year , partly His next on ...
... told the young lady as a secret he would fain keep , but could not - that he had obtained her father's consent to their union , but that the old gentleman had resol ved to hold his intentions private for a year , partly His next on ...
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... told his story to the common people , if they had not been led to doubt of its truth by contrary reports from respectable characters , would all of them have assisted him , at whatever hazard , to carry off the lady . " . Few decent ...
... told his story to the common people , if they had not been led to doubt of its truth by contrary reports from respectable characters , would all of them have assisted him , at whatever hazard , to carry off the lady . " . Few decent ...
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Стр. 150 - I have heard,' says Sir John Sherbroke, ' of a man's being as pale as death, but I never saw a living face assume the appearance of a corpse except Wynyard's at that moment.
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