The Pirate: A Romance, 1 tomasJames Crissy, 1826 |
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... tion as to reach the ears of the master , ( as he was called , ) who , secluded in a solitary turret , was deeply employed in examining the contents of a new pack- age of books from London , which , after long ex- pectation , had found ...
... tion as to reach the ears of the master , ( as he was called , ) who , secluded in a solitary turret , was deeply employed in examining the contents of a new pack- age of books from London , which , after long ex- pectation , had found ...
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... tion the case of Swertha , the banished matron who had been expelled from the Castle , whom as an ex- perienced and useful ally , they were highly desirous to restore to her office of housekeeper , should that be found possible . But as ...
... tion the case of Swertha , the banished matron who had been expelled from the Castle , whom as an ex- perienced and useful ally , they were highly desirous to restore to her office of housekeeper , should that be found possible . But as ...
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... tion , these superstitions formed a pleasing and in- teresting exercise of the imagination , while , half doubting , half inclined to believe , he listened to the tales chaunted concerning these wonders of na- ture ; and creatures of ...
... tion , these superstitions formed a pleasing and in- teresting exercise of the imagination , while , half doubting , half inclined to believe , he listened to the tales chaunted concerning these wonders of na- ture ; and creatures of ...
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... tion which could be applied to the conduct of the parties , failed to determine the main point , to which of the young persons , namely , the attentions of Mordaunt were peculiarly devoted . He seemed , in general , to treat them as an ...
... tion which could be applied to the conduct of the parties , failed to determine the main point , to which of the young persons , namely , the attentions of Mordaunt were peculiarly devoted . He seemed , in general , to treat them as an ...
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... tion , were all considered , by attentive observers , as proofs that Miss Babie would prove " her mother over again . " Malicious people did not stick to say , that the acrimony of the Clinkscale blood had not on this occasion been ...
... tion , were all considered , by attentive observers , as proofs that Miss Babie would prove " her mother over again . " Malicious people did not stick to say , that the acrimony of the Clinkscale blood had not on this occasion been ...
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