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Page 66
Not in the least , and yet I am so far corporeally affected by it that it generally
occasions a violent palpitation of my heart . My only apprehensions would be for
the steadiness of your pony , of which if there be any doubt , it might be prudent to
...
Not in the least , and yet I am so far corporeally affected by it that it generally
occasions a violent palpitation of my heart . My only apprehensions would be for
the steadiness of your pony , of which if there be any doubt , it might be prudent to
...
Page 96
From her Christian name , as well as from the eccentricity , boldness , wit , or at
least the flippant sprightliness by which public report had characterized the
Countess of Dorchester , her present visitant could not doubt her identity with his
fair ...
From her Christian name , as well as from the eccentricity , boldness , wit , or at
least the flippant sprightliness by which public report had characterized the
Countess of Dorchester , her present visitant could not doubt her identity with his
fair ...
Page 110
In our days a man of independent feeling would hardly venture such an
application on so very short an acquaintance ; but at the period of which we are
writing , or at least throughout the long reign of Charles the Second , when 110
WALTER ...
In our days a man of independent feeling would hardly venture such an
application on so very short an acquaintance ; but at the period of which we are
writing , or at least throughout the long reign of Charles the Second , when 110
WALTER ...
Page 115
exclaimed Walter to himself as he paced with an erect head and elastic step the
pavement of Pall - Mall . Really this is a most auspicious commencement of my
career ! " . An excusable , or at least a natural vanity fluttered about his heart at
the ...
exclaimed Walter to himself as he paced with an erect head and elastic step the
pavement of Pall - Mall . Really this is a most auspicious commencement of my
career ! " . An excusable , or at least a natural vanity fluttered about his heart at
the ...
Page 118
However , I dare say you readily excuse my absence ; I know at least that , when I
was a gay young spark like yourself , I should have desired no interruption to a
tête - à - tête with such a truly captivating creature as my friend Helen , -not the ...
However , I dare say you readily excuse my absence ; I know at least that , when I
was a gay young spark like yourself , I should have desired no interruption to a
tête - à - tête with such a truly captivating creature as my friend Helen , -not the ...
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| Title | Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Volume 2 Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Horace Smith |
| Author | Horace Smith |
| Publisher | H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 11 Dec 2007 |
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