The President's Daughters: A Narrative of a GovernessJ. Munroe, 1843 - 86 psl. |
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... have it followed immediately by Nina and others , which , we hope , may deserve the favor we anticipate for this . BOSTON , May 5 , 1843 . THE PUBLISHERS . THE PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTERS . THE INTRODUCTION . " A learned 4 PREFATORY NOTICE .
... have it followed immediately by Nina and others , which , we hope , may deserve the favor we anticipate for this . BOSTON , May 5 , 1843 . THE PUBLISHERS . THE PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTERS . THE INTRODUCTION . " A learned 4 PREFATORY NOTICE .
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... Nina had drawn a piece , of her own composition , of which I cannot deny myself a short de- scription . It represented a house of an en- tirely peculiar style of building , which I cannot recommend as a model to any one . A lady ...
... Nina had drawn a piece , of her own composition , of which I cannot deny myself a short de- scription . It represented a house of an en- tirely peculiar style of building , which I cannot recommend as a model to any one . A lady ...
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... NINA . BY. against suffering . But the right measure by which to estimate the real progress of mankind is , to cast a glance into the do- mestic life of former times , and compare it with our own . Through the knowledge of domestic life ...
... NINA . BY. against suffering . But the right measure by which to estimate the real progress of mankind is , to cast a glance into the do- mestic life of former times , and compare it with our own . Through the knowledge of domestic life ...
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A Narrative of a Governess Fredrika Bremer. THE PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTERS . PART I L NINA . BY FREDERIKA BREMER , AUTHOR OF THE NEIGHBOURS , ' " THE HOME , " " & c TRANSLATED BY MARY HOWIT T. " Formerly misfortune was ruder - now it is of a ...
A Narrative of a Governess Fredrika Bremer. THE PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTERS . PART I L NINA . BY FREDERIKA BREMER , AUTHOR OF THE NEIGHBOURS , ' " THE HOME , " " & c TRANSLATED BY MARY HOWIT T. " Formerly misfortune was ruder - now it is of a ...
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... Nina and Count Ludwig . It does one's soul absolutely good to look at them both . But when I think that Nina will certainly soon leave us , and that you also , my best Edla , will then soon probably make happy a husband , I feel- " We ...
... Nina and Count Ludwig . It does one's soul absolutely good to look at them both . But when I think that Nina will certainly soon leave us , and that you also , my best Edla , will then soon probably make happy a husband , I feel- " We ...
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