Half-hours with the Best Authors: Selected and Arranged with Short Biographical and Critical Notices. V. 1-3Wiley & Halsted, 1856 |
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... thought to save me by the same means , and spoke to me of it through M. de Paroy our cousin , who , after many conversations which we had together , found me , by the grace of God , very much averse to it . On Wednesday morning , after ...
... thought to save me by the same means , and spoke to me of it through M. de Paroy our cousin , who , after many conversations which we had together , found me , by the grace of God , very much averse to it . On Wednesday morning , after ...
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... thought that you had been killed ! " My poor vine - dresser was greatly astonished and perplexed . He asked me if I was indeed a great lady ? He offered me his house again , he offered to conceal me as long as I chose , and to prevent ...
... thought that you had been killed ! " My poor vine - dresser was greatly astonished and perplexed . He asked me if I was indeed a great lady ? He offered me his house again , he offered to conceal me as long as I chose , and to prevent ...
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... thought he heard a voice continually calling out , Dreadful is the lion's lair , Though he is no longer there . As he greatly dreaded wakeful nights , he gave himself up to drinking and intoxication at unseasonable hours and to a degree ...
... thought he heard a voice continually calling out , Dreadful is the lion's lair , Though he is no longer there . As he greatly dreaded wakeful nights , he gave himself up to drinking and intoxication at unseasonable hours and to a degree ...
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... thought of ever being incumbered with a wife and children ; in which respect , no doubt , he was very wise . But this being disagreeable to his subjects , they often pressed him to marry , to the end that he might neither die without an ...
... thought of ever being incumbered with a wife and children ; in which respect , no doubt , he was very wise . But this being disagreeable to his subjects , they often pressed him to marry , to the end that he might neither die without an ...
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... thought himself the happiest man in the world ; and to her subjects likewise so gracious and condescend- ing , that they all honored and loved her as their own lives , pray- ing for her health and prosperity , and declaring contrary to ...
... thought himself the happiest man in the world ; and to her subjects likewise so gracious and condescend- ing , that they all honored and loved her as their own lives , pray- ing for her health and prosperity , and declaring contrary to ...
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