Rosanne: Or, A Father's Labour Lost, Volume 3F. C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
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... Miss Bellarmine . But no alteration did this change of solitude for society , and seclusion for admiration , make in the beautiful Miss Bellarmine . She was the same Rosanne as at Chateau - Vicq , only infi- nitely happier , and on ...
... Miss Bellarmine . But no alteration did this change of solitude for society , and seclusion for admiration , make in the beautiful Miss Bellarmine . She was the same Rosanne as at Chateau - Vicq , only infi- nitely happier , and on ...
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... Miss Pathos , because it is giving up one of those securities that set us most at ease . We cannot speak without restraint , if we put ourselves in a situation that admits of being misunderstood whereas , within proper limits , we may ...
... Miss Pathos , because it is giving up one of those securities that set us most at ease . We cannot speak without restraint , if we put ourselves in a situation that admits of being misunderstood whereas , within proper limits , we may ...
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... Miss Bellarmine ; but extending his view of the subject to that strong proof of a wish to amend , the making compen- sation for injury to others , either the force of his arguments , or the energy of his manner , or the kind sympathy ...
... Miss Bellarmine ; but extending his view of the subject to that strong proof of a wish to amend , the making compen- sation for injury to others , either the force of his arguments , or the energy of his manner , or the kind sympathy ...
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... Miss Pathos described hers on the application of a second ' blister to her side , when she had hoped , in vain , to have been relieved from great pain by the first - I cannot bear this repetition as well as I did the former suffering ...
... Miss Pathos described hers on the application of a second ' blister to her side , when she had hoped , in vain , to have been relieved from great pain by the first - I cannot bear this repetition as well as I did the former suffering ...
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... Miss Pathos was a very good girl , notwith- standing her giving herself up to the joys of the circulating library . She had an immense for- tune , which had involved her in the necessity of being indulged ; and the friendship of a ...
... Miss Pathos was a very good girl , notwith- standing her giving herself up to the joys of the circulating library . She had an immense for- tune , which had involved her in the necessity of being indulged ; and the friendship of a ...
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