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Mr. Malden readily accepted the invitation , and Caroline Melville seemed ' to
think the society of the young clergyman a great addition to their party , to the
great amusement of Charles , who declared he had never seen his sister enter
into a ...
Mr. Malden readily accepted the invitation , and Caroline Melville seemed ' to
think the society of the young clergyman a great addition to their party , to the
great amusement of Charles , who declared he had never seen his sister enter
into a ...
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ger's lip for a moment , while he replied“ I was obliged to keep more company
than was at all agreeable to me ; but it was always of the best society . ” “ You do
not mean to say that I did not keep the best society ? " demanded the other ,
angrily ...
ger's lip for a moment , while he replied“ I was obliged to keep more company
than was at all agreeable to me ; but it was always of the best society . ” “ You do
not mean to say that I did not keep the best society ? " demanded the other ,
angrily ...
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When he was gone , there were of course a thousand observations made upon
him by all present , for every man in society , like sir Peter Teazle , leaves his
character behind him . One said that a few years had made a great alteration in
him ...
When he was gone , there were of course a thousand observations made upon
him by all present , for every man in society , like sir Peter Teazle , leaves his
character behind him . One said that a few years had made a great alteration in
him ...
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Captain Malcolm was now a frequent guest at lady Delmonts , and the evident
partiality of lady Jane for his society , not only called forth all the prudish looks
and indirect G 2 indirect speeches of her sister lady Cecilia , but also BURTON .
Captain Malcolm was now a frequent guest at lady Delmonts , and the evident
partiality of lady Jane for his society , not only called forth all the prudish looks
and indirect G 2 indirect speeches of her sister lady Cecilia , but also BURTON .
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sincerity , expressing how much more happy he was in her undivided society ,
than if the most splendid circle in Paris had been collected to meet him . Gallantry
, as it would be considered in England , is little better than politeness in most
parts ...
sincerity , expressing how much more happy he was in her undivided society ,
than if the most splendid circle in Paris had been collected to meet him . Gallantry
, as it would be considered in England , is little better than politeness in most
parts ...
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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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