La Belle Assemblée, Том 6J. Bell, 1809 |
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... hours , at his request I was induced to take a young lady , whom he wished to serve in con- sequence of her family having experienced some severe misfortunes " This lady , then scarcely sixteen , but whose abilities exceeded her years ...
... hours , at his request I was induced to take a young lady , whom he wished to serve in con- sequence of her family having experienced some severe misfortunes " This lady , then scarcely sixteen , but whose abilities exceeded her years ...
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... hours , and in that time mentioned I could accompany her , but in walked many miles . When she returned at others she had a much better assistant in our night , she was always more cheerful than mutual friend Miss H , who , fortunately ...
... hours , and in that time mentioned I could accompany her , but in walked many miles . When she returned at others she had a much better assistant in our night , she was always more cheerful than mutual friend Miss H , who , fortunately ...
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... hours that I often endeavoured to draw her away from her books , as I feared that such close application might injure her ... hour of setting off from hence , and intended to have seen you , my dear friend , to - morrow , when we were ...
... hours that I often endeavoured to draw her away from her books , as I feared that such close application might injure her ... hour of setting off from hence , and intended to have seen you , my dear friend , to - morrow , when we were ...
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... the sports of the field , looked stedfastly at them without attering a word , and after gazing thus for hours together , he retired , and scarcely wished I Conradine accordingly rode out alone , but the whole day 12 LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE ;
... the sports of the field , looked stedfastly at them without attering a word , and after gazing thus for hours together , he retired , and scarcely wished I Conradine accordingly rode out alone , but the whole day 12 LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE ;
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... hours that I often endeavoured to draw her away from her books , as I feared that such close application might injure her ... hour of setting off from hence , and intended to have seen you , my dear friend , to - morrow , when we were ...
... hours that I often endeavoured to draw her away from her books , as I feared that such close application might injure her ... hour of setting off from hence , and intended to have seen you , my dear friend , to - morrow , when we were ...
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