The Recluse of Norway, Том 1Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1814 |
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Aardal admiration agreeable amiable amongst amuse Anastasia ANNA MARIA PORTER asked attention Baron beauty believe bright Cathe Catherine Catherine's character charms cheerful child chimeras companion Copenhagen Coperstad cottage Count Lauven Count Lauvenheilm court daughter dear dear boy delight Denmark Dofrestom dore Dresden Ellesif Eric exclaimed eyes fancy father fear feel felt fiord fortune Fredericsberg French frestom gave Glomma glow graces gratitude Guevara habit happy hastened heart Hein Heinreich Holstein honour hope indulge knew laugh letter live looked ment mind mountains natural neighbours ness never night Norway Norwegian obliged orphan parents pastor person pleasure poor prince Professor Sergendal racter reich replied rine saw-mill scene seemed servants shewed sigh silent smile society Spain spect spirit spoke Stephania stood sure surprize Sweden talent tears Theo Theodore Theodore's thing Thonkild thought tion travellers Usthamar utter valley voice wish young
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