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H encouraged by the gravity of the stranger , dashed at once into a strain of
observations , which , neither from their nature , nor the language in which they
were couched , could be particularly agreeable to refined or delicate ears .
Perhaps ...
H encouraged by the gravity of the stranger , dashed at once into a strain of
observations , which , neither from their nature , nor the language in which they
were couched , could be particularly agreeable to refined or delicate ears .
Perhaps ...
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This was enough ; and interrupting their companion in full career , the stranger
addressed to her some common observation , on the convenience and
inconvenience of stage - coaches . She understood the kindness of his intention ,
and her ...
This was enough ; and interrupting their companion in full career , the stranger
addressed to her some common observation , on the convenience and
inconvenience of stage - coaches . She understood the kindness of his intention ,
and her ...
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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 . " “ I have been there long , " said the
stranger ...
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 . " “ I have been there long , " said the
stranger ...
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No , sir , ” answered the stranger , “ I do not please , by any means ; and I dare
say there may be many topics of conversation more agreeable to this lady than
either my history , or your strictures on French morality . ” At this moment the
coach ...
No , sir , ” answered the stranger , “ I do not please , by any means ; and I dare
say there may be many topics of conversation more agreeable to this lady than
either my history , or your strictures on French morality . ” At this moment the
coach ...
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The stranger fixed his deep , keen eye upon the young traveller , as if he wished
to read his very inmost thoughts , and after pausing a moment , replied in the af
firmative “ Yes ; ” he replied , “ I have frequently met him ; but by speaking of him ...
The stranger fixed his deep , keen eye upon the young traveller , as if he wished
to read his very inmost thoughts , and after pausing a moment , replied in the af
firmative “ Yes ; ” he replied , “ I have frequently met him ; but by speaking of him ...
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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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