The Fool of Quality: Or, the History of Henry, Earl of Moreland, Volume 3Edward Johnston, 1777 - English fiction |
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... hand , my affection was tranquil and ferene ; it was tender and fervent , indeed , but without tumult or disturbance ; a fpecies of love which I afterwards found to be by far the moft eligible ; for every kind of paffion is ...
... hand , my affection was tranquil and ferene ; it was tender and fervent , indeed , but without tumult or disturbance ; a fpecies of love which I afterwards found to be by far the moft eligible ; for every kind of paffion is ...
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... hand , and , looking up to her face , I was inftantly alarmed and shocked by that placid ferenity which appeared in her countenance , and which I expected to be quickly changed into fome frantic eruption . But , first drop- ping a ...
... hand , and , looking up to her face , I was inftantly alarmed and shocked by that placid ferenity which appeared in her countenance , and which I expected to be quickly changed into fome frantic eruption . But , first drop- ping a ...
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... hands together , and , cafting himself into a chair , remained without fenfe or motion . When we ran out , we were greatly terrified by the manner of his afpect : though his eyes were clofed , his brows were gloomy and contracted ...
... hands together , and , cafting himself into a chair , remained without fenfe or motion . When we ran out , we were greatly terrified by the manner of his afpect : though his eyes were clofed , his brows were gloomy and contracted ...
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... hands , and scarcely retain- ing his fenfes . As foon as my wounds were dreffed , and I had recovered my memory , I look- ed about and haftily inquired for my wife ; but they cautiously answered me , that he was fomething indifpofed ...
... hands , and scarcely retain- ing his fenfes . As foon as my wounds were dreffed , and I had recovered my memory , I look- ed about and haftily inquired for my wife ; but they cautiously answered me , that he was fomething indifpofed ...
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... hand , which , fhe had feebly reached out , and preffing it to my lips , You would forfake me then , my Matty ? you die , you fay ; and you die : happy , in leaving me the moft wretched ,. the most defolate of men .. You die , my love ...
... hand , which , fhe had feebly reached out , and preffing it to my lips , You would forfake me then , my Matty ? you die , you fay ; and you die : happy , in leaving me the moft wretched ,. the most defolate of men .. You die , my love ...
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