Deepdene Minster; Or, Shadows and SunshineJoseph Masters, 1865 - 201 psl. |
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Allegory almshouses Arthur Aunt Bertha Beauclerc beautiful Beresford Bishop blessing bright Captain Drummond character cheap edition Christmas Church Clara cloth CONTENTS:-The dear death Deepdene Deepdene Minster Dere Park dream Edith Severn Egerton faith Fanshawe Faversham favourite Fcap feel felt Flowers Fotheringay Castles Frances friends gentle Gertrude girls Glenoye going guerite happy heart Heir of Redclyffe Holy hope HYMNS Irenæus Isabella Isle of Wight J. M. Neale John Evelyn Lancelot letter London looking Malcolm Marguerite Marguerite's Marguerite's room Martyr MARTYR OF ANTIOCH Mary mind Miss Grundy Miss Marchmont's Miss Morvyn Moorpath morning never nieces packet parish Parton passed perhaps Poems poor prayer promised Rectory Robert scarcely seemed sisters soon sorrow spirit Story suffering sure Symmonds Tale thing thought Trevelyan trial Uncle Shenstone Verse voice walk wish Wittersham words young
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