Rosamond Fane; or, The prisoners of St. James's, by M. and C. Lee |
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... Elizabeth's education , we have ventured to anticipate by about a year . According to Whitelock , it was not until after the Duke of York's flight that his young brother and sister were placed under the Countess's tuition . M. AND C ...
... Elizabeth's education , we have ventured to anticipate by about a year . According to Whitelock , it was not until after the Duke of York's flight that his young brother and sister were placed under the Countess's tuition . M. AND C ...
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... Elizabeth , and his little brother Henry , were again to be lodged . They had lately been staying at Sion House , their kind guardian's own home , in order that he might take them some- times to see their father at Hampton Court . But ...
... Elizabeth , and his little brother Henry , were again to be lodged . They had lately been staying at Sion House , their kind guardian's own home , in order that he might take them some- times to see their father at Hampton Court . But ...
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... Elizabeth the last time I was at Sion House , ' said the Colonel , in reply to a question from his wife regarding the little princess . She is a pretty child enough ; but sad and grave beyond her years . ' ' Poor child ! poor child ...
... Elizabeth the last time I was at Sion House , ' said the Colonel , in reply to a question from his wife regarding the little princess . She is a pretty child enough ; but sad and grave beyond her years . ' ' Poor child ! poor child ...
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... good night to the travellers , promising to visit them again the next morning , and introduce them to her pupils , the little Lady Elizabeth and her brothers . B CHAPTER III . THE KING'S CHILDREN . Prospero . 22 Rosamond Fane .
... good night to the travellers , promising to visit them again the next morning , and introduce them to her pupils , the little Lady Elizabeth and her brothers . B CHAPTER III . THE KING'S CHILDREN . Prospero . 22 Rosamond Fane .
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... quick frank temperament , was particularly sensitive to such impressions ; and he was , moreover , apt to let his future opinion of people be entirely The Princess Elizabeth . 29 In the dependent on his 28 Rosamond Fane .
... quick frank temperament , was particularly sensitive to such impressions ; and he was , moreover , apt to let his future opinion of people be entirely The Princess Elizabeth . 29 In the dependent on his 28 Rosamond Fane .
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