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now , sir , " he continued , “ with your permission , we will speak no more of him ,
as his name is not very pleasing to my ears . " The colour rose in Charles's cheek
; but as the stranger had said nothing really of fensive of his cousin , he thought ...
now , sir , " he continued , “ with your permission , we will speak no more of him ,
as his name is not very pleasing to my ears . " The colour rose in Charles's cheek
; but as the stranger had said nothing really of fensive of his cousin , he thought ...
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Well , well , ” he continued , 66 don't let me detain you : I am an old friend of lady
Anne's , and she knows my ways ; she never expects me to come up and drink
slop out of ceremony . " Charles was very glad to avail himself of his politeness ...
Well , well , ” he continued , 66 don't let me detain you : I am an old friend of lady
Anne's , and she knows my ways ; she never expects me to come up and drink
slop out of ceremony . " Charles was very glad to avail himself of his politeness ...
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She answered in the affirmative , and continued walking on ; upon which he told
her a story of a poor woman in the village being very ill , and much desiring to
see her immediately . Though a good deal frightened , she replied calmly , that
she ...
She answered in the affirmative , and continued walking on ; upon which he told
her a story of a poor woman in the village being very ill , and much desiring to
see her immediately . Though a good deal frightened , she replied calmly , that
she ...
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... and after executing most sweetly some beautiful Italian airs , she turned to
Charles , saying , she was sure he sung . He did not affect to deny it . Duets were
immediately sought , and for an hour they continued in such delightful
employment ...
... and after executing most sweetly some beautiful Italian airs , she turned to
Charles , saying , she was sure he sung . He did not affect to deny it . Duets were
immediately sought , and for an hour they continued in such delightful
employment ...
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You are going to the baroness , Charles , I see , by your appearance , " said Mr.
Wilmot , with a smile , as he entered the room : " that is a subject , ” he continued ,
more gravely , “ on which I wish much to speak to you ; but I will not detain you ...
You are going to the baroness , Charles , I see , by your appearance , " said Mr.
Wilmot , with a smile , as he entered the room : " that is a subject , ” he continued ,
more gravely , “ on which I wish much to speak to you ; but I will not detain you ...
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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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