Valentine's Eve, Том 1Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1816 - 12 страница |
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admiration affection affectionate amiable asked aunt Bayn Baynton beauty believe blushing breakfast called Captain Shirley Catherine Shirley Catherine's cheek child conscious countenance cried Catherine dare daugh daughter dear door Dormer duty earl emotion exclaimed eyes father feelings felt forgive fourth of June gene general's go to church gout hand hear heard heart heiress honour hope kind knew lence letter Lionel live look Lord Shir Lucy Merle madam manner marriage Melvyn Merle's Miss Merle Miss Shirley mistress Morland mortification mother neral ness never niece noble Norris observed opinions pain pelisse person pleasure poor pray present pride recollecting replied Catherine replied Lord Shirley replied Lucy republican returned servant Shirley's sigh sister smile soon sorrow spirit suppose sure sweet child tears tell temper therine thing tion tivating virtues voice vulgar wife William Shirley wish woman words young lady
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