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Lastly , thou hast served him . Are not all these enow to make him hate thee ?
Beware of him , I tell thee not to fear — but to beware of him . ” “ Fear him ! I fear
him not , my love . " CHAPTER X . It is now time to return to 98 ROBERT D '
ARTOIS .
Lastly , thou hast served him . Are not all these enow to make him hate thee ?
Beware of him , I tell thee not to fear — but to beware of him . ” “ Fear him ! I fear
him not , my love . " CHAPTER X . It is now time to return to 98 ROBERT D '
ARTOIS .
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I ' m not given to faint , yet could I , in good troth , have done so from very fear ! “
Ay , now I ' m safe ! — thanks to mine own good wit — thanks also to the King ' s
goodness - for good , and kind , and generous he is of that there is no question .
I ' m not given to faint , yet could I , in good troth , have done so from very fear ! “
Ay , now I ' m safe ! — thanks to mine own good wit — thanks also to the King ' s
goodness - for good , and kind , and generous he is of that there is no question .
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nightly vigil ; — To start at each , the slightest , sound , and fear ' twas death who
made it ; — To pale at every silence , and arise , in breathless agony , to listen if
she breathe , or if — that which to think on maketh mad the brain ! — To wake , to
...
nightly vigil ; — To start at each , the slightest , sound , and fear ' twas death who
made it ; — To pale at every silence , and arise , in breathless agony , to listen if
she breathe , or if — that which to think on maketh mad the brain ! — To wake , to
...
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him , spun out the dialogue to a much greater length than I have related ; nor ,
indeed , was it until he conceived the damoyselle to be far beyond the fear of
capture , that he finally pointed out the spot . In order to arrive at this , the band
had to ...
him , spun out the dialogue to a much greater length than I have related ; nor ,
indeed , was it until he conceived the damoyselle to be far beyond the fear of
capture , that he finally pointed out the spot . In order to arrive at this , the band
had to ...
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Emily had been suffered to remain at Bavay , he feared de Mauny would have
treated him as a vassal guilty of lese ... relieved from the fear of a family
misalliance , that he manifested none , and dismissed his vassal with a gentle
rebuke for not ...
Emily had been suffered to remain at Bavay , he feared de Mauny would have
treated him as a vassal guilty of lese ... relieved from the fear of a family
misalliance , that he manifested none , and dismissed his vassal with a gentle
rebuke for not ...
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addressed affection answer appeared arms arrived better bring brother called cause chance CHAPTER continued conversation Count Count of Artois Countess court D'Artois doth Edward Emily England entered eyes father fear feel felt forced fortune France Gaultier give given Grace hand hast hath head hear heard heart hold hope hour Inez Jeanne King Knight Lady land leave less look Lord Louis manner matter Mauny means mind nature never object once passed perceived perhaps person Philip poor possession present promise question reason received remained replied rest Robert round scarcely seemed seen side Sire soon speak step suffer tell thee thing thou thought told town troops true turned unto voice whilst wish writing young
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| Название | Robert d'Artois; or, The heron vow [by J.H. St. Aubyn]. Robert d'Artois; or, The heron vow [by J.H. St. Aubyn], John Humphrey St. Aubyn |
| Автор | John Humphrey St. Aubyn |
| Опубликована: | 1835 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Оксфордский университет |
| Оцифровано | 7 апр 2006 |
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