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a sisterly attachment between them , and indeed Edith's affectionate disposition
led her to love every thing that came within the reach of her sensitive heart ; and
yet there was but little congeniality in their dispositions ; the robust temperament
...
a sisterly attachment between them , and indeed Edith's affectionate disposition
led her to love every thing that came within the reach of her sensitive heart ; and
yet there was but little congeniality in their dispositions ; the robust temperament
...
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... thus congratulating themselves on their freedom from each other's infirmities ,
and respectively deeming each lot to be the most fortunate . He thought it
perfectly natural that they should snatch at every consolation within their reach ;
but as ...
... thus congratulating themselves on their freedom from each other's infirmities ,
and respectively deeming each lot to be the most fortunate . He thought it
perfectly natural that they should snatch at every consolation within their reach ;
but as ...
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was learn the horse - road to Goathurst , rather than the respective ailments of
these rustic ancients , he repeated his question in a tone that reached the ears of
old Jan Chervil , notwithstanding his wife's averment that he as dunch as a stwon
.
was learn the horse - road to Goathurst , rather than the respective ailments of
these rustic ancients , he repeated his question in a tone that reached the ears of
old Jan Chervil , notwithstanding his wife's averment that he as dunch as a stwon
.
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Scarcely had they reached the shelter of the out - spreading branches , when a
vivid flash of lightning irradiated the dark glades and vistas of the wood ; a crash
of thunder burst over - head , - rolling sullenly off to the distance in growling ...
Scarcely had they reached the shelter of the out - spreading branches , when a
vivid flash of lightning irradiated the dark glades and vistas of the wood ; a crash
of thunder burst over - head , - rolling sullenly off to the distance in growling ...
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On approaching them , Edith instantly recognized farmer Chervil and his wife ;
but that which arrested her own attention as well as Agatha's , on their reaching
the spot , was the appalling spectacle of a human body lying extended on the wet
...
On approaching them , Edith instantly recognized farmer Chervil and his wife ;
but that which arrested her own attention as well as Agatha's , on their reaching
the spot , was the appalling spectacle of a human body lying extended on the wet
...
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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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