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... morning and the time that greeted the arrival of sir Charles Mel- ville's family to the largest and dullest metropolis in the universe ; and the rain , which continued to fall through the fog during the whole day , prevented them from ...
... morning and the time that greeted the arrival of sir Charles Mel- ville's family to the largest and dullest metropolis in the universe ; and the rain , which continued to fall through the fog during the whole day , prevented them from ...
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... morning , at a very early hour , Mr. Wilmot set off on his journey , leav- ing behind him a greater blank in the fa- mily of sir Charles Melville , than any of them had supposed could have arisen from the absence of a man they had not ...
... morning , at a very early hour , Mr. Wilmot set off on his journey , leav- ing behind him a greater blank in the fa- mily of sir Charles Melville , than any of them had supposed could have arisen from the absence of a man they had not ...
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... morning , the axletree of my carriage gave way , and I was obliged to walk on some way to a little inn , by the road , while the damage was being re- paired , and was very philosophically lec- turing myself into patience , when this ...
... morning , the axletree of my carriage gave way , and I was obliged to walk on some way to a little inn , by the road , while the damage was being re- paired , and was very philosophically lec- turing myself into patience , when this ...
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... less happy , though not the less ami- able . At ten the next morning , the principal part of those who had dined together the evening VOL . I. E evening before assembled to breakfast . Lady Delmont was particular BURTON . 73.
... less happy , though not the less ami- able . At ten the next morning , the principal part of those who had dined together the evening VOL . I. E evening before assembled to breakfast . Lady Delmont was particular BURTON . 73.
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... morning after Mr. Wilmot had left them , " it is dreariness itself : I have a great no- tion that , to - morrow morning , I shall run away from you for two or three days into the country . " " You could not do better than go and pay a ...
... morning after Mr. Wilmot had left them , " it is dreariness itself : I have a great no- tion that , to - morrow morning , I shall run away from you for two or three days into the country . " " You could not do better than go and pay a ...
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Abbey Adelaide answered arrival asked baroness beautiful bosom Calais captain Malcolm Caroline carriage Cecilia cern character Charles Mel Charles's cheek coach companion conversation count countenance cousin dear dinner ed Charles elegant England entered exclaimed Exeter eyes father feelings felt France Frederic French gave gentleman gone hand happiness heart hope Ilfracombe Jane Evelyn ject kind lady Anne Milsome lady Delmont lady Mary Burton leave letter look lord Bur Lorenzo Malden manded melancholy Melville's ment mind Miss Delmont Miss Stanhope mont morning never painful Paris passed perhaps person plied politeness porte-cochère postilions remember replied Charles replied lady Jane replied lord Burton scarcely seemed shewed sir Charles Melville sister smile soon speak spoke stranger suppose sure sword tell ther thing thought tion told took travelling turned walked Wilmot Wincanton wish young lady