The Month, Volume 3Simpkin, Marshall, and Company, 1865 |
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... affection he had uttered in her regard , and aid her departure ; which did also Mr. Wells . Then , drawing me aside , he spoke for some time , with tears in his eyes , of his own good wife , as he called her . " Mistress Sherwood , " he ...
... affection he had uttered in her regard , and aid her departure ; which did also Mr. Wells . Then , drawing me aside , he spoke for some time , with tears in his eyes , of his own good wife , as he called her . " Mistress Sherwood , " he ...
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... affection of my head or liver had seized me , I thought no more on it , but went forward to my intended place to say Mass . " A strange thinking came into mine head at that moment , and I doubted if I should impart to him my sudden ...
... affection of my head or liver had seized me , I thought no more on it , but went forward to my intended place to say Mass . " A strange thinking came into mine head at that moment , and I doubted if I should impart to him my sudden ...
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... affection towards Catholic religion , and persistent in Protestantism , without any hope of a present recovery . Therefore I declared unto him my intended departure out of town , and took my leave , assuring him that within a month or ...
... affection towards Catholic religion , and persistent in Protestantism , without any hope of a present recovery . Therefore I declared unto him my intended departure out of town , and took my leave , assuring him that within a month or ...
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... affection for me , I hastily sent him a letter , in which I said I could give him no cause for the change which had happened in me , but that I was resolved not to marry him , acting in my old hasty manner , without thought or prudence ...
... affection for me , I hastily sent him a letter , in which I said I could give him no cause for the change which had happened in me , but that I was resolved not to marry him , acting in my old hasty manner , without thought or prudence ...
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... affections of every beholder were rightly informed and truly balanced , a right and true pleasure would be produced by ... affection or balanced as to his judgment . And yet we live in days in which art is widely pursued and sought after ...
... affections of every beholder were rightly informed and truly balanced , a right and true pleasure would be produced by ... affection or balanced as to his judgment . And yet we live in days in which art is widely pursued and sought after ...
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