Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Volume 3H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830 |
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... hands , But piously transmit it to your children ! IN THREE VOLUMES . VOL . III . CATO . OF LONDON : HENRY COLBURN AND RICHARD BENTLEY , NEW BURLINGTON STREET . LONDON : PRINTED BY SAMUEL BENTLEY , Dorset Street , 1830 . WALTER COLYTON ;
... hands , But piously transmit it to your children ! IN THREE VOLUMES . VOL . III . CATO . OF LONDON : HENRY COLBURN AND RICHARD BENTLEY , NEW BURLINGTON STREET . LONDON : PRINTED BY SAMUEL BENTLEY , Dorset Street , 1830 . WALTER COLYTON ;
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... hand- some figure a renewal of his own youth , but because he looked forward to the day when he might become his bottle companion , and as staunch a toper as himself . For Edith he had never felt any very warm attachment ; she was too ...
... hand- some figure a renewal of his own youth , but because he looked forward to the day when he might become his bottle companion , and as staunch a toper as himself . For Edith he had never felt any very warm attachment ; she was too ...
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... hands clasped , could for some time do nothing but sigh and groan , and utter ejaculations or scraps of prayer , until she found a consolation , such as it was , in recalling the various omens and prognostics which had for several days ...
... hands clasped , could for some time do nothing but sigh and groan , and utter ejaculations or scraps of prayer , until she found a consolation , such as it was , in recalling the various omens and prognostics which had for several days ...
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... hands together , while her upturned eyes suddenly filled with tears . " Alas ! then you did know that it was Stan- ley Forester , and you may as well tell me all , ” said Mrs. Colyton sorrowfully . Edith did not long hesitate in ...
... hands together , while her upturned eyes suddenly filled with tears . " Alas ! then you did know that it was Stan- ley Forester , and you may as well tell me all , ” said Mrs. Colyton sorrowfully . Edith did not long hesitate in ...
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... hand , or rather my paltry fortune , for that is his sole object , by this infamous and cowardly me- nace ? and would you , my dearest mother , would even my bitterest enemy , counsel me to accept a 18 WALTER COLYTON .
... hand , or rather my paltry fortune , for that is his sole object , by this infamous and cowardly me- nace ? and would you , my dearest mother , would even my bitterest enemy , counsel me to accept a 18 WALTER COLYTON .
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