A tale of the times, by the author of A gossip's story1803 |
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... recollected a most pressing engagement which called him instantly to London . The occafion was so ur- gent , that he could not poffibly stay to hear the fate of fome collateral branches which were then divided from the pa- rent stock ...
... recollected a most pressing engagement which called him instantly to London . The occafion was so ur- gent , that he could not poffibly stay to hear the fate of fome collateral branches which were then divided from the pa- rent stock ...
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... if he might venture to get into it at the next stage . Lady Powerscourt's confolations were derived from the philosophic temperament of her own own mind . She recollected that she should have it A TALE OF THE TIMES . 63.
... if he might venture to get into it at the next stage . Lady Powerscourt's confolations were derived from the philosophic temperament of her own own mind . She recollected that she should have it A TALE OF THE TIMES . 63.
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Jane West. own mind . She recollected that she should have it in her power to display such a wardrobe as had never before blazed on the astonished inhabitants of Caernarvonshire : that Powerscourt was now converted into a perfect ...
Jane West. own mind . She recollected that she should have it in her power to display such a wardrobe as had never before blazed on the astonished inhabitants of Caernarvonshire : that Powerscourt was now converted into a perfect ...
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... " will be to him . " Lord W. recollected a young man of the name of Powerscourt , whose educa- tion had been defrayed at fir William's expence , and tion 122 A TALE OF THE TIMES . "worthy man who would keep up my ...
... " will be to him . " Lord W. recollected a young man of the name of Powerscourt , whose educa- tion had been defrayed at fir William's expence , and tion 122 A TALE OF THE TIMES . "worthy man who would keep up my ...
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... - non had taken place , Miss Powerscourt saw a letter upon her dressing - table , superscribed in characters which she perfectly perfectly recollected . The Cambrian Abigail was not an adept A TALE OF THE TIMES . 133.
... - non had taken place , Miss Powerscourt saw a letter upon her dressing - table , superscribed in characters which she perfectly perfectly recollected . The Cambrian Abigail was not an adept A TALE OF THE TIMES . 133.
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