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... chapter - its parentage I have to answer for its education will be under them — its last dying speech at the end of the third volume , and its execution will depend upon the verdict of that jury to which I leave its fate for ever .
... chapter - its parentage I have to answer for its education will be under them — its last dying speech at the end of the third volume , and its execution will depend upon the verdict of that jury to which I leave its fate for ever .
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“ Oh yes , ” replied her father , bitterly , “ it is all very true , no doubt : his answer to my letter was perfectly polite , and as cold as could be expected . His goodness of heart ( from which it certainly proceeded ) made him take ...
“ Oh yes , ” replied her father , bitterly , “ it is all very true , no doubt : his answer to my letter was perfectly polite , and as cold as could be expected . His goodness of heart ( from which it certainly proceeded ) made him take ...
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No , truly , Caroline , ” answered her brother ; “ I had no subject just at this moment . ” “ I am glad to hear it , Charles -- I am glad to hear it , ” said his father : " you are too fond of that poetry ; it is the bane of young men ...
No , truly , Caroline , ” answered her brother ; “ I had no subject just at this moment . ” “ I am glad to hear it , Charles -- I am glad to hear it , ” said his father : " you are too fond of that poetry ; it is the bane of young men ...
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A modest and delicate woman , " answered the stranger , “ is the same in every country , and there are many in all . ” . “ Most likely , ” said the other , “ you have never been in France ; now . I have .
A modest and delicate woman , " answered the stranger , “ is the same in every country , and there are many in all . ” . “ Most likely , ” said the other , “ you have never been in France ; now . I have .
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demanded the other , angrily : “ I kept as good as you did , I will answer for it ; " and he added an oath in confirmation . “ I did not mean to say any thing about you , " rejoined the stranger , coolly ; " but since you seem to wish ...
demanded the other , angrily : “ I kept as good as you did , I will answer for it ; " and he added an oath in confirmation . “ I did not mean to say any thing about you , " rejoined the stranger , coolly ; " but since you seem to wish ...
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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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