Belgravia: A London Magazine, Volume 39Chatto and Windus, 1879 |
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... told that his mother always called him ' poor sensitive ; ' such was the tender and delicate melancholy of his insular nature ; he was , if we are not mistaken , a Lancashireman . Now , Fielding's young mother , while greatly amused at ...
... told that his mother always called him ' poor sensitive ; ' such was the tender and delicate melancholy of his insular nature ; he was , if we are not mistaken , a Lancashireman . Now , Fielding's young mother , while greatly amused at ...
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... told himself ; " I know that well enough : why should she ? how could she ? I have never done anything such a woman could care about . Wilberforce is a thousand times a better fellow in every sense . I wish she had never brought us ...
... told himself ; " I know that well enough : why should she ? how could she ? I have never done anything such a woman could care about . Wilberforce is a thousand times a better fellow in every sense . I wish she had never brought us ...
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... told me he was going to call on you - two days ago . ' ' But , Sir Wilberforce , you don't think , I hope , that we have been murdering him secretly , Miss Elvin and I ? ' ' No , no , I can assure you ; nothing of the kind ; never ...
... told me he was going to call on you - two days ago . ' ' But , Sir Wilberforce , you don't think , I hope , that we have been murdering him secretly , Miss Elvin and I ? ' ' No , no , I can assure you ; nothing of the kind ; never ...
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... told him the whole story , beginning pretty well at the beginning , so far as she knew it . She told him what Clarkson had advised her to do with Paulina , and wound up by asking simply , ' Now , Sir Wilberforce , you know it all — and ...
... told him the whole story , beginning pretty well at the beginning , so far as she knew it . She told him what Clarkson had advised her to do with Paulina , and wound up by asking simply , ' Now , Sir Wilberforce , you know it all — and ...
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... told that the terrible Paulina had dis- appeared and was at large . He had but a very vague idea of how her schemes had come to failure , but he had a ghastly suspicion that she would blame him somehow , and that he had not heard the ...
... told that the terrible Paulina had dis- appeared and was at large . He had but a very vague idea of how her schemes had come to failure , but he had a ghastly suspicion that she would blame him somehow , and that he had not heard the ...
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