Malvern; or, The three marriages, 1 tomas;614 tomas |
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... and bit them , and threw them away , and felt strongly inclined to leave Flora : only his better sense told him it was his duty to stay by her , and his real good nature made him feel , in spite of a lover's jealousy , that 70 MALVERN .
... and bit them , and threw them away , and felt strongly inclined to leave Flora : only his better sense told him it was his duty to stay by her , and his real good nature made him feel , in spite of a lover's jealousy , that 70 MALVERN .
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... felt to continue with her , made him more courteous and gentle to his companion . Annie enjoyed her ramble excessively . Mr. Hamilton's tall figure and quick bright eyes , frightened her ; and his ready conversation , charming as it was ...
... felt to continue with her , made him more courteous and gentle to his companion . Annie enjoyed her ramble excessively . Mr. Hamilton's tall figure and quick bright eyes , frightened her ; and his ready conversation , charming as it was ...
114 psl.
... felt regret . He came down to the house after supper , both looking and feeling extremely disconsolate , to tell his tale , and grieve over his prospects . Flora , too , was much concerned ; but though ready and prepared , as she said ...
... felt regret . He came down to the house after supper , both looking and feeling extremely disconsolate , to tell his tale , and grieve over his prospects . Flora , too , was much concerned ; but though ready and prepared , as she said ...
116 psl.
... felt regret . He came down to the house after supper , both looking and feeling extremely disconsolate , to tell his tale , and grieve over his prospects . Flora , too , was much concerned ; but though ready and prepared , as she said ...
... felt regret . He came down to the house after supper , both looking and feeling extremely disconsolate , to tell his tale , and grieve over his prospects . Flora , too , was much concerned ; but though ready and prepared , as she said ...
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... felt ; a conviction which made her think with pleasure , that after all they were not cousins . The immediate impulse to conceal her feelings , at any risk , induced her to throw off as quickly as possible , all looks of conscious- ness ...
... felt ; a conviction which made her think with pleasure , that after all they were not cousins . The immediate impulse to conceal her feelings , at any risk , induced her to throw off as quickly as possible , all looks of conscious- ness ...
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acquaintance afraid Alder Amelia amongst amusement Annie Carden answer Astley Boyle Astley's backgammon Beacon Beacon mountain beauty began believe better Bristol Channel charming Clarke cold companion conversation course cousin cried Flora dare say dear disappointment English exclaimed expected eyes face fancy feeling friends gentlemen girl Graham Hamil Hamilton HARTLEY COLERIDGE hear heard Herefordshire Beacon hill hope Hunter idea inquired Jamaica joined lady laughing look Louisa Grant Malone Malvern mamma manners married Mary Michael Morris mind Miss Carden Miss Denys Miss Fielder Miss Grant moon mother mountain never Newton night panion party perhaps pleasant pretty replied Astley replied Flora seemed settled silence sister sitting smiling sort speak spoke strangers summit suppose sure talked tell thing thought tion told tone turned uncle uncon voice walk whilst wish wonder Woodbridge young
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