Rosanne: Or, A Father's Labour Lost, Volume 3F. C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
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... passed away from her . She went to his chamber - door , and , had she feared the worst , might have been comforted by hearing him say a few words in a murmuring , complaining tone ; but to her they were firmation strong ' of all she ...
... passed away from her . She went to his chamber - door , and , had she feared the worst , might have been comforted by hearing him say a few words in a murmuring , complaining tone ; but to her they were firmation strong ' of all she ...
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... better effi- cacy came to her relief ; and she could hear him speak kinder words than ever yet passed his lips . She sunk into the chair nearest to him ; she bent over him , while he , suppressing all thought 6 ROSANNE .
... better effi- cacy came to her relief ; and she could hear him speak kinder words than ever yet passed his lips . She sunk into the chair nearest to him ; she bent over him , while he , suppressing all thought 6 ROSANNE .
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... passed well - he had walked out with Mr. Grant - she had spent it , by her own choice , at home ; and the conversation , previous to their parting for the night , had been so sup- ported by Mr. Grant , that Bellarmine's being somewhat ...
... passed well - he had walked out with Mr. Grant - she had spent it , by her own choice , at home ; and the conversation , previous to their parting for the night , had been so sup- ported by Mr. Grant , that Bellarmine's being somewhat ...
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... passed through various hands , very little caution was requisite in the inquiry . It was made , as if on the part of a friend ; and , admitted to an interview with the present head of the house , who had been a sub- ordinate assistant ...
... passed through various hands , very little caution was requisite in the inquiry . It was made , as if on the part of a friend ; and , admitted to an interview with the present head of the house , who had been a sub- ordinate assistant ...
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... , be left to walk over the course by themselves ; -the race here is not to the swift , but to the needy and crafty . CHAPTER LIV . How had Rosanne passed the time of D 4 ROSANNE . 89 to which a good girl may aspire; and the ...
... , be left to walk over the course by themselves ; -the race here is not to the swift , but to the needy and crafty . CHAPTER LIV . How had Rosanne passed the time of D 4 ROSANNE . 89 to which a good girl may aspire; and the ...
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