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It has become so much the custom now to write an introduction to every book , of every kind or description , before daring to submit it to the public , that it is scarcely a matter of choice ; and whereas in ancient days we used to see ...
It has become so much the custom now to write an introduction to every book , of every kind or description , before daring to submit it to the public , that it is scarcely a matter of choice ; and whereas in ancient days we used to see ...
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... she had even a doubt , “ These observations can scarcely refer to her , as I hope and believe that my request has been strictly attended to , and that the most remote suspicion of this a 1 scheme of betrothing her ( if I may.
... she had even a doubt , “ These observations can scarcely refer to her , as I hope and believe that my request has been strictly attended to , and that the most remote suspicion of this a 1 scheme of betrothing her ( if I may.
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Frederic was in despair for what he had so inadvertently done , and could scarcely be got off the ground ; but at length his second prevailed on him to proceed to Paris , in order to avoid any unpleasant circumstances that might follow ...
Frederic was in despair for what he had so inadvertently done , and could scarcely be got off the ground ; but at length his second prevailed on him to proceed to Paris , in order to avoid any unpleasant circumstances that might follow ...
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By this time the third passenger had also descended from the coach , and was bowing profoundly to two gentlemen that had just sauntered up to the inn , who scarcely took any notice of him , till one suddenly turned round , exclaiming— ...
By this time the third passenger had also descended from the coach , and was bowing profoundly to two gentlemen that had just sauntered up to the inn , who scarcely took any notice of him , till one suddenly turned round , exclaiming— ...
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Charles had scarcely got half way across the park , when he stopped , thinking he heard a distant scream : he heard it again more distinctly , and in a moment after he saw the figure of a man emerge from the wood , carrying a female ...
Charles had scarcely got half way across the park , when he stopped , thinking he heard a distant scream : he heard it again more distinctly , and in a moment after he saw the figure of a man emerge from the wood , carrying a female ...
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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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