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... soon renewed , and in a short time he became almost a constant inmate in the family ; as the timidity of Agnes gave way , and he discovered the abilities she possessed , it was evident he became more pleased with her conversation than ...
... soon renewed , and in a short time he became almost a constant inmate in the family ; as the timidity of Agnes gave way , and he discovered the abilities she possessed , it was evident he became more pleased with her conversation than ...
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... soon enabled her to partake with no common fervour the elegant and sublime enthusiasm which affected his mind ; but yet she was neither so delighted by the raptures thus awakened , nor so dazzled by the brilliance of powers thus ...
... soon enabled her to partake with no common fervour the elegant and sublime enthusiasm which affected his mind ; but yet she was neither so delighted by the raptures thus awakened , nor so dazzled by the brilliance of powers thus ...
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... soon after the son's choice of a profession was settled , leaving his affairs in a state of so much derangement that his widow , who had always been a most affectionate wife and tender mother , was literally harassed to death with ...
... soon after the son's choice of a profession was settled , leaving his affairs in a state of so much derangement that his widow , who had always been a most affectionate wife and tender mother , was literally harassed to death with ...
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... soon breathed its last - the victim of sorrow and imprudence . Over the corpse of his youngest darling the father shed many a heartfelt tear ; but the mother's sacrifice , though lamented , was more easily resigned . As soon as she was ...
... soon breathed its last - the victim of sorrow and imprudence . Over the corpse of his youngest darling the father shed many a heartfelt tear ; but the mother's sacrifice , though lamented , was more easily resigned . As soon as she was ...
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... soon ; and if so be as he will promise to be good , I will take him into the house ; he shall sleep with my ' prentice , and I will teach him to work for his living , and feed him as if he were my own . " " Agnes cast a melancholy look ...
... soon ; and if so be as he will promise to be good , I will take him into the house ; he shall sleep with my ' prentice , and I will teach him to work for his living , and feed him as if he were my own . " " Agnes cast a melancholy look ...
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