The Lady's Miscellany, Or, Weekly Visitor, for the Use and Amusement of Both Sexes, 第 13 巻M'Carty & White, 1811 |
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... Count Caprara : it seemed that the Immortal spir its of those two cherished be- ings hovered over her . The moon , which had just risen , shot her resplendent rays a Gothic windows of the mon- astery , and imparted a pale and trembling ...
... Count Caprara : it seemed that the Immortal spir its of those two cherished be- ings hovered over her . The moon , which had just risen , shot her resplendent rays a Gothic windows of the mon- astery , and imparted a pale and trembling ...
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... Count Vizzani ; a mo tive no less imperious , induced him to wish to pass as much time in her company as possible . Rosalia was the prey of silent grief and sorrow . Eugenio no sooner became acquainted . 5 with her afflictions , than ...
... Count Vizzani ; a mo tive no less imperious , induced him to wish to pass as much time in her company as possible . Rosalia was the prey of silent grief and sorrow . Eugenio no sooner became acquainted . 5 with her afflictions , than ...
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... Count . During the latter with patience that period when part of that period , the severi- I can tender her my hand and ty of the Count , and the pre - arrival from this place , his fa- fortune together . Upon his sence of Eugenio , had ...
... Count . During the latter with patience that period when part of that period , the severi- I can tender her my hand and ty of the Count , and the pre - arrival from this place , his fa- fortune together . Upon his sence of Eugenio , had ...
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... Count Eugenio - it is our young mas- ter . What do you mean by keeping him waiting ? " I ask pardon , " said Anto- nio , bowing respectfully while he opened the oor , I had not the honour of being in his service when he quitted the ...
... Count Eugenio - it is our young mas- ter . What do you mean by keeping him waiting ? " I ask pardon , " said Anto- nio , bowing respectfully while he opened the oor , I had not the honour of being in his service when he quitted the ...
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... Count Vizzanni , enraged at finding how much he had de- ceived himself in the idea that able farm he gave to the faith - Eugenio , after having lost all ful Laurina , as a recompence for the tender attachment she had always expressed ...
... Count Vizzanni , enraged at finding how much he had de- ceived himself in the idea that able farm he gave to the faith - Eugenio , after having lost all ful Laurina , as a recompence for the tender attachment she had always expressed ...
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317 Water-street aged Albudor amiable ance appeared Arrah Audley Aylesbury boar Bologna Brantingham caliph calm Caroline ceived company tickets Convent Count Vizzani Daniel DANIEL DANCER daugh daughter death despair Diggs dreadful Dugazon encouragement by applying Eugenio exclaimed eyes fatal Father Genaro Free Masons gave genio gentleman grave grief hand & deposits happy heart Heaven Herbert inex inst John John Bowman lady LADY'S MISCELLANY Thomas land Also lets late Laurina lets & leases liberaly paid lived Lord Morton maize Marquis MISCELLANY Thomas H Miss Mohdi monastery Monk morning neighbour ness never New-York o'clock observed pier heads procure replied retired Rosalia rushed sale 30 farms Saturday sigh silence sister sleep soon sorrow soul Spanozzi struck tears tender thee ther Thomas H thou tickets & draw tion treal Virginia voice wife wigwam worthy wound young youth
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