Robert d'Artois; or, The heron vow [by J.H. St. Aubyn]. |
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Truly , ” replied Edward , “ I have to thank your Grace , not only for the kind
intentions you were pleased to mention , but also for the sumptuous manner in
which you have received me . ' Tis now on five years agone that I accompanied
my ...
Truly , ” replied Edward , “ I have to thank your Grace , not only for the kind
intentions you were pleased to mention , but also for the sumptuous manner in
which you have received me . ' Tis now on five years agone that I accompanied
my ...
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In the foregoing detail , I have confined myself to acquainting the reader with the
bare facts which Martin related , and have not hitherto attempted to pourtray his
personal appearance , or manner of narrating ; yet , as a man ' s physiognomy ...
In the foregoing detail , I have confined myself to acquainting the reader with the
bare facts which Martin related , and have not hitherto attempted to pourtray his
personal appearance , or manner of narrating ; yet , as a man ' s physiognomy ...
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... judging his condition to be superior to that of those around him : left his seat ,
and descending to the platform , accosted him with great courtesy of manner ,
and begged he would come and sit near himself , where there was a vacant
place .
... judging his condition to be superior to that of those around him : left his seat ,
and descending to the platform , accosted him with great courtesy of manner ,
and begged he would come and sit near himself , where there was a vacant
place .
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had been forced by stress of weather into the harbour below , and attacked by the
inhabitants of the place , who destroyed all his comrades , and would have used
himself in the same manner , had he not contrived to evade their fury , partly by ...
had been forced by stress of weather into the harbour below , and attacked by the
inhabitants of the place , who destroyed all his comrades , and would have used
himself in the same manner , had he not contrived to evade their fury , partly by ...
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He sate resting his right arm upon a shield , also emblazoned in the like manner ,
and which bore the following legend at its top : “ Hey ! hey ! the White Swan ! By
God ' s soul I am thy man ! " Leaning back upon a couch , on which he had ...
He sate resting his right arm upon a shield , also emblazoned in the like manner ,
and which bore the following legend at its top : “ Hey ! hey ! the White Swan ! By
God ' s soul I am thy man ! " Leaning back upon a couch , on which he had ...
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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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