Jerningham; Or, The Inconsistent Man ...Smith, Elder and Company, 1836 - 978 էջ |
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... lady cannot always marry the person she likes best . Besides , she was of a charitable nature , and did not think so badly , as others did , of the gentleman who was destined to be her husband . He had many good qualities of heart ...
... lady cannot always marry the person she likes best . Besides , she was of a charitable nature , and did not think so badly , as others did , of the gentleman who was destined to be her husband . He had many good qualities of heart ...
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... LADY CAREW . CLAUDE JERNINGHAM , THE FATHER , TO CLAUDE JERNINGHAM , THE SON . " My dear Claude , By the time this letter will reach you , your mother tells me that you will be more than sixteen years old , and therefore you are fully ...
... LADY CAREW . CLAUDE JERNINGHAM , THE FATHER , TO CLAUDE JERNINGHAM , THE SON . " My dear Claude , By the time this letter will reach you , your mother tells me that you will be more than sixteen years old , and therefore you are fully ...
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... ladies , and displaying my agility upon horseback . I prided myself upon my stud , for I was a toler- ably good judge of an animal , and hunted in the cold season , twice a - week , with the Calcutta hounds , which generally threw off ...
... ladies , and displaying my agility upon horseback . I prided myself upon my stud , for I was a toler- ably good judge of an animal , and hunted in the cold season , twice a - week , with the Calcutta hounds , which generally threw off ...
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... . I shall bring this long letter to a conclusion , with a pro- mise that my next shall be more interesting . - God bless you , my dear Claude ; and forget not your old friend . CHAPTER XII . -Lady , be not moved ; I JERNINGHAM . 187.
... . I shall bring this long letter to a conclusion , with a pro- mise that my next shall be more interesting . - God bless you , my dear Claude ; and forget not your old friend . CHAPTER XII . -Lady , be not moved ; I JERNINGHAM . 187.
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Sir John William Kaye. CHAPTER XII . -Lady , be not moved ; I will stand champion for your honour , hazard All that is dearest to me.- SHIRLEY . FROM THE SAME TO THE SAME . My dearest friend , to resume I AGAIN take up the pen to address ...
Sir John William Kaye. CHAPTER XII . -Lady , be not moved ; I will stand champion for your honour , hazard All that is dearest to me.- SHIRLEY . FROM THE SAME TO THE SAME . My dearest friend , to resume I AGAIN take up the pen to address ...
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