Autobiography, Letters and Literary Remains of Mrs. Piozzi (Thrale)Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1861 - 479 pages |
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... replied I , " to see an old baronet . " " Well , in that your expectation is not much disap- pointed ; but why did you think of such stuff ? " " Why just because ðàðà and mamma was always saying to me and to one another at Bodvel , what ...
... replied I , " to see an old baronet . " " Well , in that your expectation is not much disap- pointed ; but why did you think of such stuff ? " " Why just because ðàðà and mamma was always saying to me and to one another at Bodvel , what ...
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... replied , ' you must tell me , my Dear ; for I am no reader like you and Dr. Johnson ; I only remember that the last book I read was very pretty , and my husband called it an Abridg- ment . ' • ANECDOTE OF CHARLES TOWNSHEND . 31 3309 ...
... replied , ' you must tell me , my Dear ; for I am no reader like you and Dr. Johnson ; I only remember that the last book I read was very pretty , and my husband called it an Abridg- ment . ' • ANECDOTE OF CHARLES TOWNSHEND . 31 3309 ...
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... replied , coldly , that he was come thither himself merely to recover his voice , which he feared was wholly lost ; that he was composing some music , and lived in great retirement ; so I took my leave , and we continued our walk , Miss ...
... replied , coldly , that he was come thither himself merely to recover his voice , which he feared was wholly lost ; that he was composing some music , and lived in great retirement ; so I took my leave , and we continued our walk , Miss ...
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... replied , from my heart , that I desired to appear in his country in no other character than that of his wife ; that I would preserve my religious opinions inviolate at Milan , as he did his at London ; and that all would go on , to use ...
... replied , from my heart , that I desired to appear in his country in no other character than that of his wife ; that I would preserve my religious opinions inviolate at Milan , as he did his at London ; and that all would go on , to use ...
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Hester Lynch Piozzi Abraham Hayward. perceived that he was best pleased when I replied to them with equally unaffected but more serious pro- tęstations of exclusive and unalterable love . He was right all the while . When we arrived at ...
Hester Lynch Piozzi Abraham Hayward. perceived that he was best pleased when I replied to them with equally unaffected but more serious pro- tęstations of exclusive and unalterable love . He was right all the while . When we arrived at ...
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