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In a moment after the door of the room opened , and the baroness de Sentered
the library . Mr. Melville stood for a moment in astonishment ; the baroness
started and looked confused , till at length recovering himself , he advanced and
took ...
In a moment after the door of the room opened , and the baroness de Sentered
the library . Mr. Melville stood for a moment in astonishment ; the baroness
started and looked confused , till at length recovering himself , he advanced and
took ...
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It was only a picture ; but Charles started involuntarily , and almost dropped the
hand of the baroness , which he had taken to conduct her to the equipage -it was
only a picture ; but it was strongly like : the dress was one he had seen her often ...
It was only a picture ; but Charles started involuntarily , and almost dropped the
hand of the baroness , which he had taken to conduct her to the equipage -it was
only a picture ; but it was strongly like : the dress was one he had seen her often ...
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There was something that pleased Charles , yet pained him , in the baroness's
observation , and his mind was so occupied as he followed her into the splendid
chariot that waited , he forgot to tell the servant where to drive , so that they were
...
There was something that pleased Charles , yet pained him , in the baroness's
observation , and his mind was so occupied as he followed her into the splendid
chariot that waited , he forgot to tell the servant where to drive , so that they were
...
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But the baroness was si . lent , and quietly placed herself to havé her hair
dressed . The coiffeur was longer than usual in cutting his paper into the neat
triangular pieces fit for curling . But the baroness said not a word . He had even
already ...
But the baroness was si . lent , and quietly placed herself to havé her hair
dressed . The coiffeur was longer than usual in cutting his paper into the neat
triangular pieces fit for curling . But the baroness said not a word . He had even
already ...
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The baroness hid her face on his bosom ; and perhaps both might have had
more to repent of , had it not been for the arrival of mademoiselle de L- the sister
of the count , who had come it seems to make his peace with the baroness ,
which ...
The baroness hid her face on his bosom ; and perhaps both might have had
more to repent of , had it not been for the arrival of mademoiselle de L- the sister
of the count , who had come it seems to make his peace with the baroness ,
which ...
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Información bibliográfica
| 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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