Rosanne: Or, A Father's Labour Lost, Volume 3F. C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
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... hands fell before her , while , looking on herself with contempt and horror , she said , in an accent of deep despair , Then I am an outcast from Heaven , indeed . ' ' ( She could not now hear her father contradict her : the arrowy ...
... hands fell before her , while , looking on herself with contempt and horror , she said , in an accent of deep despair , Then I am an outcast from Heaven , indeed . ' ' ( She could not now hear her father contradict her : the arrowy ...
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... hands- Now , my child , ' said he , my mind has got rid of much of its oppression - now hear me , - I remember , when I was a young man , and more talked of than was good for me , I was told that old Dr. Justamond had taken my part ...
... hands- Now , my child , ' said he , my mind has got rid of much of its oppression - now hear me , - I remember , when I was a young man , and more talked of than was good for me , I was told that old Dr. Justamond had taken my part ...
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... hands , looked round on its venerable walls , with an elevation of gratitude that precluded all confusion and ... hand could heal but his who had probed . She had , in her pardonable ignorance , asked Mr. Grant whether it was not ...
... hands , looked round on its venerable walls , with an elevation of gratitude that precluded all confusion and ... hand could heal but his who had probed . She had , in her pardonable ignorance , asked Mr. Grant whether it was not ...
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... hands in pitiable foreboding , No , no , do not you fear ; you will have him back in a few days . - I wished to have seen Mr. Wellborn again before I quitted this part of the country ; but perhaps you would rather I were with you ; and ...
... hands in pitiable foreboding , No , no , do not you fear ; you will have him back in a few days . - I wished to have seen Mr. Wellborn again before I quitted this part of the country ; but perhaps you would rather I were with you ; and ...
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... hands , very little caution was requisite in the inquiry . It was made , as if on the part of a friend ; and , admitted ... hand town , all that he could hope to hear of Mr. Frederic Gass : he was told how well he had ' gone through his ...
... hands , very little caution was requisite in the inquiry . It was made , as if on the part of a friend ; and , admitted ... hand town , all that he could hope to hear of Mr. Frederic Gass : he was told how well he had ' gone through his ...
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Page 16 - I WAS glad when they said unto me, We will go into the house of the Lord.
Page 350 - Then let the trial come ! and witness thou, If terror be upon me ; if I shrink To meet the storm, or falter in my strength When hardest it besets me.
Page 35 - And, touch'd by her fair tendance, gladlier grew. Yet went she not, as not with such discourse Delighted, or not capable her ear Of what was high: such pleasure she...