Michael, the Marrie Dman, Or, The Sequel to The History of Michael Kemp, Volumen2J. Hatchard and son, 1827 |
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... Kemp , who was very sensible of the kindness ; and , in his plain , straight - forward , honest way , said , “ We must contrive to send him home ; what could we do in such a cottage as ours , Sir , with such a young lady as that ...
... Kemp , who was very sensible of the kindness ; and , in his plain , straight - forward , honest way , said , “ We must contrive to send him home ; what could we do in such a cottage as ours , Sir , with such a young lady as that ...
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... Kemp do read the prayer and the chapter , but my master makes so many pretty observations and seems to have such a fine experience . But the village was not without its spite , though there was so little ground for malignity . Some ...
... Kemp do read the prayer and the chapter , but my master makes so many pretty observations and seems to have such a fine experience . But the village was not without its spite , though there was so little ground for malignity . Some ...
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... Kemp looked towards her mother's seat during the service , to see who was there ; and hardly could the honest girl sit out the service for delight . And Michael had heard so poor an account of Mr. Walker at the turnpike , that he was ...
... Kemp looked towards her mother's seat during the service , to see who was there ; and hardly could the honest girl sit out the service for delight . And Michael had heard so poor an account of Mr. Walker at the turnpike , that he was ...
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