The Court Magazine and Monthly Critic, and Lady's Magazine and Museum: A Family Journal of the Belles Lettres, Music, Fine Arts, Drama, Fashion, Etc, Том 17;Том 28Dobbs & Company, 1846 |
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... Julia Leighton , not then having attained her majority . Madame Lauza , ( as she was usually called ) and her sister ... Julia was residing at the period of her marriage , for which his Lordship's consent and approbation had been duly ...
... Julia Leighton , not then having attained her majority . Madame Lauza , ( as she was usually called ) and her sister ... Julia was residing at the period of her marriage , for which his Lordship's consent and approbation had been duly ...
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... Julia's eyes were violet - blue , and her hair , the purest auburn ; while Matilda's orbs and tresses had that Italian shade and brilliancy , more commonly suggestive of intellect than heart ; but , saving this slight contrast , there ...
... Julia's eyes were violet - blue , and her hair , the purest auburn ; while Matilda's orbs and tresses had that Italian shade and brilliancy , more commonly suggestive of intellect than heart ; but , saving this slight contrast , there ...
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... Julia . we thought of walking as far as St. Lawrence , this afternoon , to make some trifling purchases . " " I looked at my ' friar , ' before I came out , " replied Mr. Middleton , " and he says - no - most emphatically ; but my sea ...
... Julia . we thought of walking as far as St. Lawrence , this afternoon , to make some trifling purchases . " " I looked at my ' friar , ' before I came out , " replied Mr. Middleton , " and he says - no - most emphatically ; but my sea ...
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... Julia and myself are quite faint from It's six weeks since Mrs. Newton met with that ill - looking man on the highway ; and we have - not had a morsel of any kind , since . " the lack of news . 66 66 Excepting , " said madame Lauza ...
... Julia and myself are quite faint from It's six weeks since Mrs. Newton met with that ill - looking man on the highway ; and we have - not had a morsel of any kind , since . " the lack of news . 66 66 Excepting , " said madame Lauza ...
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... Julia , who , with an ivory stiletto was directing a stream of blue ribbon through the sinuosities of a blond - lace cap , " did you not promise that we should have the advantage of your telescope and instruction , this evening . " 66 ...
... Julia , who , with an ivory stiletto was directing a stream of blue ribbon through the sinuosities of a blond - lace cap , " did you not promise that we should have the advantage of your telescope and instruction , this evening . " 66 ...
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