 As for those poor staturs, they always set me shivering — they look so like human creaturs froze to death : I am sure, had I been at home, I would have got up a subscription for some cheap flannel for them. You may get very good flannel to give away...  Romance and reality, by L.E.L. - Page 117by Letitia Elizabeth Landon - 1831Full view - About this book
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...over a dish of tea, as ever a parcel of porters did over a barrel of beer. And a young valet swore, one might as well be out of the world as out of the fashion ; and then he whispered Molly how killing genteel she looked. But I only pinched her elbow,... | |
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...subscription for some cheap flannel for them. You may get very good flannel to give away for sixpence a yard at the Lunnun Emporium. But, Lord ! Lord ! one might...Continent than you intended." " It was all on Carry's account — she would go sailing on the lake — what do ye call it ? — bless my old head ! it never... | |
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