Works, 第 9 巻J. G. Gregory, 1860 |
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actually affection American answer appearance Aristabulus asked baronet beautiful believe better Bloomfield Bragg called Captain Captain Truck cause certainly character claim commodore common continued cousin dear desire Dodge England English entered equal expect expressed eyes fact fancy father feel felt give Grace hand happy hear heard heart hope Howel interest Italy Jack John Effingham knew known lady late laughing least less live look Mademoiselle manner married matter means meet mind Miss Effingham mother nature never notions observed occasion opinion particular party passed Paul perhaps person Powis question reason respect returned scarcely seen Sir George Sir George Templemore smile society soon speak surprise taste tell term thing thought tion took town true truth turned usual whole wish woman young
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