Diary Illustrative of the Times of George the Fourth: Interspersed with Original Letters from the Late Queen Caroline, and from Various Other Distinguished Persons, 第 1 巻H. Colburn, 1838 |
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... happy century ; -their beauty was much more valued and praised , except there is one precedent , which will remain on record in the Argyll familyt . Your letter arrived most welcomely , as there had been various reports about a ...
... happy century ; -their beauty was much more valued and praised , except there is one precedent , which will remain on record in the Argyll familyt . Your letter arrived most welcomely , as there had been various reports about a ...
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... happy so long we do live . To tell you God's truth , " - her favourite expression , not always used appropriately , - " To tell you God's truth , I have had as many vexations as most people ; but we must make up vons mind to enjoy de ...
... happy so long we do live . To tell you God's truth , " - her favourite expression , not always used appropriately , - " To tell you God's truth , I have had as many vexations as most people ; but we must make up vons mind to enjoy de ...
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... happy I was ! Everybody blamed me , but I never repented me of dis step . Oh ! mine God , what I have suf- fered ! Luckily , I had a spirit , or I never should have outlived it . " She said more , but I can never remember all she says ...
... happy I was ! Everybody blamed me , but I never repented me of dis step . Oh ! mine God , what I have suf- fered ! Luckily , I had a spirit , or I never should have outlived it . " She said more , but I can never remember all she says ...
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... happy two who are to come with me ; " but we had not a guinea amongst us , and the honour was assigned to Mr. Mercer and Mr. Craven . Mr. Gell , I saw , had rather have been one of them , for he blushed . Away we went . I was interested ...
... happy two who are to come with me ; " but we had not a guinea amongst us , and the honour was assigned to Mr. Mercer and Mr. Craven . Mr. Gell , I saw , had rather have been one of them , for he blushed . Away we went . I was interested ...
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... happy are they whose thorns and briers have not been self - planted , and who can , amongst their griefs and sorrows , retain in memory's store the faith- ful lineaments of some pure happiness . To dwell long upon the irrevocable past ...
... happy are they whose thorns and briers have not been self - planted , and who can , amongst their griefs and sorrows , retain in memory's store the faith- ful lineaments of some pure happiness . To dwell long upon the irrevocable past ...
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29 ページ - The Princess of Wales speaks highly of Mrs. Fitzherbert. She always says, " that is the Prince's true wife ; she is an excellent woman ; it is a great pity for him he ever broke vid her. Do you know I know de man who was present at his marriage, the late Lord B d. He declared to a friend of mine, that when he went to inform Mrs. Fitzherbert that the Prince had married me, she would not believe it, for she knew she was herself married to him.
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221 ページ - Highness never could inflict upon me, if you were aware of its bitterness. Our intercourse has been gradually diminished ; — a single interview, weekly, seemed sufficiently hard allowance for a mother's affections ; — that, however, was reduced to our meeting once a fortnight, and I now learn, that even this most rigorous interdiction is to be still more rigidly enforced.
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