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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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But the case was this : the baroness had told her , if she saw the gentleman who
had assisted her from the carriage , to inform him that she wished his company
for a few minutes . Now the fille de chambre translated that “ if she saw him , " into
...
But the case was this : the baroness had told her , if she saw the gentleman who
had assisted her from the carriage , to inform him that she wished his company
for a few minutes . Now the fille de chambre translated that “ if she saw him , " into
...
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She asked if the other gentleman she had seen was his brother ; if they were
going to Paris ; and told him that she should return thither herself in a few days .
At length a silence of some moments succeeded , and having no excuse to
prolong ...
She asked if the other gentleman she had seen was his brother ; if they were
going to Paris ; and told him that she should return thither herself in a few days .
At length a silence of some moments succeeded , and having no excuse to
prolong ...
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I am afraid of nothing , sir , ” replied Charles ; and turning round , he told the
servant he did not want the carriage , but would be home shortly ; after which he
followed the count into the street , who led the way for a few minutes in silence ;
but ...
I am afraid of nothing , sir , ” replied Charles ; and turning round , he told the
servant he did not want the carriage , but would be home shortly ; after which he
followed the count into the street , who led the way for a few minutes in silence ;
but ...
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Remember all I have told you all I can tell you is , that I love her . ” Mr. Wilmot
smiled . " After a fashion , " answered he , sitting down to write . " But do not fear ,
” he continued ; “ I know no . thing but what you have told me , and your loving
her ...
Remember all I have told you all I can tell you is , that I love her . ” Mr. Wilmot
smiled . " After a fashion , " answered he , sitting down to write . " But do not fear ,
” he continued ; “ I know no . thing but what you have told me , and your loving
her ...
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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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