Rosanne: Or, A Father's Labour Lost, Volume 3F. C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
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... speak to her alone ; ' but I would have the utmost delicacy observed . - Let your father see nothing but that he is consulted , and that we give up to his habits , as much and as unostentatiously as we can and then let us mark how this ...
... speak to her alone ; ' but I would have the utmost delicacy observed . - Let your father see nothing but that he is consulted , and that we give up to his habits , as much and as unostentatiously as we can and then let us mark how this ...
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... of 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 .
... of 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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... speak so kindly ? what am I to hope ? will he give up all his prejudices ? does he think me right ? ' He came to her , before she could grow un- easy : he sate down by her ; he took her hands- Now , my child , ' said he , my mind has ...
... speak so kindly ? what am I to hope ? will he give up all his prejudices ? does he think me right ? ' He came to her , before she could grow un- easy : he sate down by her ; he took her hands- Now , my child , ' said he , my mind has ...
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... speak without restraint , if we put ourselves in a situation that admits of being misunderstood whereas , within proper limits , we may do what we please ; and to me , it is particularly necessary to be always sure I am within my own ...
... speak without restraint , if we put ourselves in a situation that admits of being misunderstood whereas , within proper limits , we may do what we please ; and to me , it is particularly necessary to be always sure I am within my own ...
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... ' 6 Ono ! said Rosanne , irresistibly impelled to speak , at a moment when she was quitting the room ; not French , pray . ' It would be skulking , ' said Bellarmine to Mr. 5 14 ROSANNE . and I have no right to make myself a worse ...
... ' 6 Ono ! said Rosanne , irresistibly impelled to speak , at a moment when she was quitting the room ; not French , pray . ' It would be skulking , ' said Bellarmine to Mr. 5 14 ROSANNE . and I have no right to make myself a worse ...
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