A tale of the times, by the author of A gossip's story1803 |
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... spirits , and too nervous to bear the fatigue of returning home to the " flaky fnow ” and " warping wind , " that were conco- mitant to the mountains furrounding Powerfcourt . In proof that her cafe required a warmer fituation , the ...
... spirits , and too nervous to bear the fatigue of returning home to the " flaky fnow ” and " warping wind , " that were conco- mitant to the mountains furrounding Powerfcourt . In proof that her cafe required a warmer fituation , the ...
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... spirit could brook fuch re- ftrictions ? If he must be moped up , better return and rufticate at Powerf court , than fit like Tantalus within reach of the defired enjoyment which fhe was not permitted to share . She hinted to her ...
... spirit could brook fuch re- ftrictions ? If he must be moped up , better return and rufticate at Powerf court , than fit like Tantalus within reach of the defired enjoyment which fhe was not permitted to share . She hinted to her ...
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... fhe enjoined this duty as the nobleft method of proving my affectionate regard for her memory . " She even added , that the hoped her 66 " difembodied spirit might be permitted " to witness my " dif A TALE OF THE TIMES . 43 66 ...
... fhe enjoined this duty as the nobleft method of proving my affectionate regard for her memory . " She even added , that the hoped her 66 " difembodied spirit might be permitted " to witness my " dif A TALE OF THE TIMES . 43 66 ...
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Jane West. " difembodied spirit might be permitted " to witness my perfeverance in a mode " of conduct , the knowledge of which " would perfect her beatitude . " " " Is this the only way by which I can now prove my filial reverence to ...
Jane West. " difembodied spirit might be permitted " to witness my perfeverance in a mode " of conduct , the knowledge of which " would perfect her beatitude . " " " Is this the only way by which I can now prove my filial reverence to ...
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... spirit diffused into " our own bosoms . 66 " Adieu , dear lady Monteith ! -How " I long to fee you in your matronly " character , to fold your little babe in my arms , and in the contemplation " of your deserved felicity to lofe for a ...
... spirit diffused into " our own bosoms . 66 " Adieu , dear lady Monteith ! -How " I long to fee you in your matronly " character , to fold your little babe in my arms , and in the contemplation " of your deserved felicity to lofe for a ...
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