Rosamond Fane; or, The prisoners of St. James's, by M. and C. Lee |
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... gardens , filled with gay gallants and ladies dressed in all the colours of the rainbow . But now , nought is to be seen save cropped heads , and Arrival at St. James's . 19 sad - coloured garments 18 Rosamond Fane .
... gardens , filled with gay gallants and ladies dressed in all the colours of the rainbow . But now , nought is to be seen save cropped heads , and Arrival at St. James's . 19 sad - coloured garments 18 Rosamond Fane .
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... coloured garments , and faces still sadder . Oh ! Rose , what shall we do if your uncle should ever take it into his head to make us dress like yonder stiff , sour - faced dame in the plaited cap and black hood ? ' Rosamond tried in ...
... coloured garments , and faces still sadder . Oh ! Rose , what shall we do if your uncle should ever take it into his head to make us dress like yonder stiff , sour - faced dame in the plaited cap and black hood ? ' Rosamond tried in ...
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... coloured silks of her em- broidery . On the other hand , Lady Carlisle had almost decided in her own mind that the Earl had been more correct in his judgment of the child's character than herself ; that Rosamond was but a baby in mind ...
... coloured silks of her em- broidery . On the other hand , Lady Carlisle had almost decided in her own mind that the Earl had been more correct in his judgment of the child's character than herself ; that Rosamond was but a baby in mind ...
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... colouring with indignation at Mistress Marian's unceremonious ac- knowledgment of her morning greeting , little Anne Thistlewood hastened to set her at ease , by rising with a bright smile and cordial ' Good morrow .
... colouring with indignation at Mistress Marian's unceremonious ac- knowledgment of her morning greeting , little Anne Thistlewood hastened to set her at ease , by rising with a bright smile and cordial ' Good morrow .
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... coloured a little , and folding up her letter , said , rather abruptly , ' Now , Rose , I want to hear about your walk yesterday . You have told me nothing yet of where you went , and what you saw , nor whether you had a very pleasant ...
... coloured a little , and folding up her letter , said , rather abruptly , ' Now , Rose , I want to hear about your walk yesterday . You have told me nothing yet of where you went , and what you saw , nor whether you had a very pleasant ...
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