Geraldine; Or, Modes of Faith and Practice: A Tale, Volume 1Cadell, 1820 - 296 pages |
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... admiration not wholly unmixed with wonder ! The charm of novelty was the first attraction : it was refreshing after the glitter and stage - effect to which he had been accustomed ; to contemplate the win- ning courtesy , " the thousand ...
... admiration not wholly unmixed with wonder ! The charm of novelty was the first attraction : it was refreshing after the glitter and stage - effect to which he had been accustomed ; to contemplate the win- ning courtesy , " the thousand ...
Page 38
... admiration in their minds ! How often had a smile at the sud- den , involuntary meeting of their eyes , expressed their consciousness of this sym- pathy ; but love— love , had never once been named between them . She walked up and down ...
... admiration in their minds ! How often had a smile at the sud- den , involuntary meeting of their eyes , expressed their consciousness of this sym- pathy ; but love— love , had never once been named between them . She walked up and down ...
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... admiration in the society to which she was introduced , and inspired an attachment tender , and almost devoted , in the circle of familiar friends among whom she might be said to preside , The character of Mr. Beresford's mind was ...
... admiration in the society to which she was introduced , and inspired an attachment tender , and almost devoted , in the circle of familiar friends among whom she might be said to preside , The character of Mr. Beresford's mind was ...
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... admiration expressed by Mr. Beresford had prepared him for the event ; it had prompted his own abrupt departure from Scotland ; and from that moment he had endeavoured to become familiar with the idea . Still , in spite of himself , a ...
... admiration expressed by Mr. Beresford had prepared him for the event ; it had prompted his own abrupt departure from Scotland ; and from that moment he had endeavoured to become familiar with the idea . Still , in spite of himself , a ...
Page 54
... admirable steadiness , the cordial invitations which he repeatedly received from Mr. Beresford . The intelligence of Mrs. Campbell's death affected him exceedingly . Happily he was too distant to yield to the strong de- sire it excited ...
... admirable steadiness , the cordial invitations which he repeatedly received from Mr. Beresford . The intelligence of Mrs. Campbell's death affected him exceedingly . Happily he was too distant to yield to the strong de- sire it excited ...
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