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been proportionably affected by his death , although she had long foreseen it ;
but time , that seldom fails to alleviate , if not to cure , every human grief , soon
abated her sorrows ; and as Edith , whose health continued extremely delicate ,
now ...
been proportionably affected by his death , although she had long foreseen it ;
but time , that seldom fails to alleviate , if not to cure , every human grief , soon
abated her sorrows ; and as Edith , whose health continued extremely delicate ,
now ...
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In this manner the capering , barking , laughing , shouting , dust - enveloped
party soon overtook the ladies , when Mrs. Colyton had no sooner discovered the
perilous antics of Dumpling , than she became seriously alarmed for her brother's
...
In this manner the capering , barking , laughing , shouting , dust - enveloped
party soon overtook the ladies , when Mrs. Colyton had no sooner discovered the
perilous antics of Dumpling , than she became seriously alarmed for her brother's
...
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In order that the other females might uninterruptedly minister towards her
recovery , the gentlemen withdrew into an adjoining chamber , where the Squire
and Mr. Shelton soon became engaged in discussing the recent political
occurrences in ...
In order that the other females might uninterruptedly minister towards her
recovery , the gentlemen withdrew into an adjoining chamber , where the Squire
and Mr. Shelton soon became engaged in discussing the recent political
occurrences in ...
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The old man willingly pledged him in the challenged bumper , observing , with a
good - natured smile , that as they did not often get such cheerful visitants at
Hales Court , he hoped its present enlivener would soon return to taste another
bottle ...
The old man willingly pledged him in the challenged bumper , observing , with a
good - natured smile , that as they did not often get such cheerful visitants at
Hales Court , he hoped its present enlivener would soon return to taste another
bottle ...
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Agatha was soon found and equipped for their excursion , when Mr. Shelton ,
passing out of a gate on one side of the lawn , conducted his companions to a
walk , that wound for some distance under a hanging coppice , planted with ...
Agatha was soon found and equipped for their excursion , when Mr. Shelton ,
passing out of a gate on one side of the lawn , conducted his companions to a
walk , that wound for some distance under a hanging coppice , planted with ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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