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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... hope of being soon united to his Virginia , he had abandoned himself with ardour to the study of diplomacy , the knowledge of which he hoped would conduct him to a bril . liant fortune . Rosalia was , as✨ we have already said , the ...
... hope of being soon united to his Virginia , he had abandoned himself with ardour to the study of diplomacy , the knowledge of which he hoped would conduct him to a bril . liant fortune . Rosalia was , as✨ we have already said , the ...
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... hope ; be had left the place oppressed with grief , unaccompanied even by the consolation of being able to write to his mistress ; for a rigid Duenna , chosen by the Count Vizzani , was incessant- ly with her , and norrowly ob served ...
... hope ; be had left the place oppressed with grief , unaccompanied even by the consolation of being able to write to his mistress ; for a rigid Duenna , chosen by the Count Vizzani , was incessant- ly with her , and norrowly ob served ...
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... hope he will ex- cuse me . " ' Where are they ? " repeat- ed Eugenio , rushing into the hall . " Where is Virginia ? " " It is three weeks since the Marquis and Marchioness left this place for Bologna , " said the servant who had last ...
... hope he will ex- cuse me . " ' Where are they ? " repeat- ed Eugenio , rushing into the hall . " Where is Virginia ? " " It is three weeks since the Marquis and Marchioness left this place for Bologna , " said the servant who had last ...
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... dissipating the vapours of night . His pallid features were animated with an expression of hope ; joy sparkled in his eyes ; he seiz- ed the hands of the old man , A me to him , for it must be my brother OR THE WEEKLY VISITOR . 181.
... dissipating the vapours of night . His pallid features were animated with an expression of hope ; joy sparkled in his eyes ; he seiz- ed the hands of the old man , A me to him , for it must be my brother OR THE WEEKLY VISITOR . 181.
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... hope or desire . " ( To be Continued ) ST . HERBERT , OR THE VICTIMS OF PREJUDICE . A TALE . Albudor , immediately was going to apologize for his ear- ly intrusion , but she pre- vented him : * it you are a stranger , ' , " said she ...
... hope or desire . " ( To be Continued ) ST . HERBERT , OR THE VICTIMS OF PREJUDICE . A TALE . Albudor , immediately was going to apologize for his ear- ly intrusion , but she pre- vented him : * it you are a stranger , ' , " said she ...
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