William Cowper and the Eighteenth CenturyI. Nicholson and Watson, 1935 - 395 ページ |
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... Lady Hesketh and Theodora --arrived by the Wellingborough coach . They included a pocket - book , the " completest " imaginable ; a watch - chain , the most brilliant " ; a snuff - box embellished on the lid with a landscape ; and ...
... Lady Hesketh and Theodora --arrived by the Wellingborough coach . They included a pocket - book , the " completest " imaginable ; a watch - chain , the most brilliant " ; a snuff - box embellished on the lid with a landscape ; and ...
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... Lady Hesketh declined to stay at Orchard Side , apartments had been found for her at the Vicarage , now tenanted only in part by Scott's successor , a bachelor curate named Postlethwaite , who must have felt a little nervous at the ...
... Lady Hesketh declined to stay at Orchard Side , apartments had been found for her at the Vicarage , now tenanted only in part by Scott's successor , a bachelor curate named Postlethwaite , who must have felt a little nervous at the ...
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... Lady Austen , 270 ; meets at Brother William and Sister Anne , " 272 ; his innocence of femi- nine wiles , 273 , 274 ... Hesketh resumed , 343 ; Lady Hesketh visits Olney , 344 ; tours countryside in Lady Hesketh's carriage , 346 ; the ...
... Lady Austen , 270 ; meets at Brother William and Sister Anne , " 272 ; his innocence of femi- nine wiles , 273 , 274 ... Hesketh resumed , 343 ; Lady Hesketh visits Olney , 344 ; tours countryside in Lady Hesketh's carriage , 346 ; the ...
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