O'Donnel: A National Tale, Volumen3Henry Colburn, 1815 - 339 páginas |
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... natural coldness , he had the most thorough conviction ; and he be- lieved that her spirit , like Beatrice's , was invulnerable against all assaults of affection : her careless gaiety , her ge- neral indifference , her vanity , and even ...
... natural coldness , he had the most thorough conviction ; and he be- lieved that her spirit , like Beatrice's , was invulnerable against all assaults of affection : her careless gaiety , her ge- neral indifference , her vanity , and even ...
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... natural an- tipathy , would never permit her to " abase her eyes " on one , who would render the sacrifices she had already made to it abortive ; yet she evidently encouraged his att : ntions , merely that he might serve as a mark for ...
... natural an- tipathy , would never permit her to " abase her eyes " on one , who would render the sacrifices she had already made to it abortive ; yet she evidently encouraged his att : ntions , merely that he might serve as a mark for ...
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... nature . • Mr. Frederick Carlisle was then call- ed for his amende honorable ; and though mortified and piqued , even into low spirits , by the Duchess's accurate imi- tation of his affected peculiarities , yet he could not resist the ...
... nature . • Mr. Frederick Carlisle was then call- ed for his amende honorable ; and though mortified and piqued , even into low spirits , by the Duchess's accurate imi- tation of his affected peculiarities , yet he could not resist the ...
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... Lady Llanberis , eagerly , “ I did not mean to dictate : I acted only in conformity to the cha racter given of you by Lady Singleton : her description of you altogether - In a " word , it struck me that nature herself had $ 84 O'DONNEL .
... Lady Llanberis , eagerly , “ I did not mean to dictate : I acted only in conformity to the cha racter given of you by Lady Singleton : her description of you altogether - In a " word , it struck me that nature herself had $ 84 O'DONNEL .
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... nature herself had intended you for un role distin- guè ; ' and I thought it was but just that our hero should- " 66 Nay , indeed , Lady Llanberis , " said O'Donnel , confused , yet smiling at her new enthusiasm in his favour : " I ...
... nature herself had intended you for un role distin- guè ; ' and I thought it was but just that our hero should- " 66 Nay , indeed , Lady Llanberis , " said O'Donnel , confused , yet smiling at her new enthusiasm in his favour : " I ...
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