Heartsease, or The brother's wife. By the author of The heir of Redclyffe, Utgave 13 |
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... felt from that form like an eastern queen , richly dressed , and with dark ma- jestic beauty , whose dignity was rather increased than impaired by her fifty years . She spoke softly to the shy stranger , but with a condescending tone ...
... felt from that form like an eastern queen , richly dressed , and with dark ma- jestic beauty , whose dignity was rather increased than impaired by her fifty years . She spoke softly to the shy stranger , but with a condescending tone ...
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Charlotte Mary Yonge. Poor Violet felt as if no one but peacocks had a right here ; and when she remembered that less than twelve weeks ago the summit of her wishes had been to go to the Wrangerton ball , it seemed to be a dream , and ...
Charlotte Mary Yonge. Poor Violet felt as if no one but peacocks had a right here ; and when she remembered that less than twelve weeks ago the summit of her wishes had been to go to the Wrangerton ball , it seemed to be a dream , and ...
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... felt that it was best to have it over , so it was talked of a very short time previously . ' ' Speed is the best policy , as we all know , ' said Mrs. Nesbit ; and Violet felt as if there was a flash of those eyes upon her , and was ...
... felt that it was best to have it over , so it was talked of a very short time previously . ' ' Speed is the best policy , as we all know , ' said Mrs. Nesbit ; and Violet felt as if there was a flash of those eyes upon her , and was ...
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... felt more discomposed than ever , under the sense of being a conceited little upstart , sitting among the grand ladies , while such a person was ordered about . Ease seemed to come back with the gentlemen . Lord Mar- tindale took her ...
... felt more discomposed than ever , under the sense of being a conceited little upstart , sitting among the grand ladies , while such a person was ordered about . Ease seemed to come back with the gentlemen . Lord Mar- tindale took her ...
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... felt it presumption to let her name be coupled with Miss Martindale's , and there was a sense of something dangerous and wrong in expecting admiration . Miss Gardner only smiled encouragingly at her youthfulness . ' I will not distress ...
... felt it presumption to let her name be coupled with Miss Martindale's , and there was a sense of something dangerous and wrong in expecting admiration . Miss Gardner only smiled encouragingly at her youthfulness . ' I will not distress ...
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