The romance of the forest, by the authoress of 'A Sicilian romance'.1820 |
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... once are they always are , for my mind is not of that frivolous kind to be af- fected by circumstances . Adeline was fatigued by this discourse , and im- patient to impart to Theodore her discovery of a physician ; but the surgeon ...
... once are they always are , for my mind is not of that frivolous kind to be af- fected by circumstances . Adeline was fatigued by this discourse , and im- patient to impart to Theodore her discovery of a physician ; but the surgeon ...
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... once reconciled to the idea of leaving her in a convent . He could have wished to place her in the asylum of his own family ; but the circum- stances under which she must be introduced were so awkward 28 THE ROMANCE OF THE FOREST ,
... once reconciled to the idea of leaving her in a convent . He could have wished to place her in the asylum of his own family ; but the circum- stances under which she must be introduced were so awkward 28 THE ROMANCE OF THE FOREST ,
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... once safely conveyed to his regiment , his destruction was certain ; for should he even be acquitted of the in- tention of deserting , he would be condemned for having assaulted his superior officer . The physician returned to the room ...
... once safely conveyed to his regiment , his destruction was certain ; for should he even be acquitted of the in- tention of deserting , he would be condemned for having assaulted his superior officer . The physician returned to the room ...
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... once touched the borders of infamy , the progressive steps followed each other fast , and he now saw himself the pander of a villain , and the betrayer of an innocent girl whom every plea of justice and humanity called upon him to ...
... once touched the borders of infamy , the progressive steps followed each other fast , and he now saw himself the pander of a villain , and the betrayer of an innocent girl whom every plea of justice and humanity called upon him to ...
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... once considered as a friend . Seve- ral days now passed in solitude , in miserable retro- spection , and dreadful expectation . The perilous situation of Theodore was almost the constant sub- ject of her thoughts . Often did she breathe ...
... once considered as a friend . Seve- ral days now passed in solitude , in miserable retro- spection , and dreadful expectation . The perilous situation of Theodore was almost the constant sub- ject of her thoughts . Often did she breathe ...
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abbey abbey of St Adeline Adeline's affection Amand anguish anxiety appeared attended beautiful believe carriage cerning chamber chateau circumstances Clara conduct conversation countenance D'Aunoy danger dear death delight despair distant distress dore dreadful drew Du Bosse emotions endeavoured entreated escape expressed eyes father fear grief hand happiness heard heart hope hostess hour immediately inquired knew lake Languedoc leave Leloncourt length looked Lord Louis Luc's lute Ma'mselle Madame La Luc Madame La Motte Marquis de Montalt Marquis's melancholy mind Montpellier morning neral night o'er occasioned pain Paris passed passion perceived Peter physician pity pleasure present prison quired quis quit the forest racter received recollection recovered replied returned Savoy scarcely scene scenery seemed shade sigh silence smile soon speak stranger sublime suffer sunk surgeon sweet tears tence tender terror Theo Theodore thither thought tion trembling Verneuil village voice wish wound XLIV
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