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A blazing coal fire occupied the grate , and bade.defiance to the chilling scene without ; while on one side of it stood Caroline Melville , the daughter of the mansion's owner , and , smiling climax may smiling in the plenitude of good ...
A blazing coal fire occupied the grate , and bade.defiance to the chilling scene without ; while on one side of it stood Caroline Melville , the daughter of the mansion's owner , and , smiling climax may smiling in the plenitude of good ...
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Caroline was . one of those Hebe - looking creatures , to whom high health and bright expression lends a variety of charms , with which form or feature have very little to do . Her cousin was paler , but the colour that came and went in ...
Caroline was . one of those Hebe - looking creatures , to whom high health and bright expression lends a variety of charms , with which form or feature have very little to do . Her cousin was paler , but the colour that came and went in ...
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nute after they were joined by Caroline's brother Charles , who , gay and elegant , soon dispelled the gloom that the dullness of the morning seemed to have cast over his two relations .-- " Why , Mary , ” he exclaimed , you look most ...
nute after they were joined by Caroline's brother Charles , who , gay and elegant , soon dispelled the gloom that the dullness of the morning seemed to have cast over his two relations .-- " Why , Mary , ” he exclaimed , you look most ...
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echoed Caroline ; “ you are joking , Mary . ” Mary shook her head with a smile . “ I do not know precisely as to a day , ” replied she ; “ but somewhere about that time I think . ” On a i 1 On the third day lady Mary put her resolution ...
echoed Caroline ; “ you are joking , Mary . ” Mary shook her head with a smile . “ I do not know precisely as to a day , ” replied she ; “ but somewhere about that time I think . ” On a i 1 On the third day lady Mary put her resolution ...
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Caroline Melville took leave of her with tears . Sir Charles fidgeted about with a feeling of irritation and disappointment , but squeezed her hand tightly , and kissed her twice over before he would let her get into the carriage .
Caroline Melville took leave of her with tears . Sir Charles fidgeted about with a feeling of irritation and disappointment , but squeezed her hand tightly , and kissed her twice over before he would let her get into the carriage .
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| Título | Burton. A novel, Volumen1 Burton. A novel, Ronald MACCHRONICLE (pseud.) |
| Autor | Ronald MACCHRONICLE (pseud.) |
| Publicado | 1825 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Británica |
| Digitalizado | 3 Sep. 2018 |
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