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Page 68
the terrible agency employed , my throbbing heart " She broke off suddenly ,
clinging to her friend with a start of surprise , for at this moment a riderless horse ,
whose footsteps on the soft turf had not been previously heard , burst from amid
the ...
the terrible agency employed , my throbbing heart " She broke off suddenly ,
clinging to her friend with a start of surprise , for at this moment a riderless horse ,
whose footsteps on the soft turf had not been previously heard , burst from amid
the ...
Page 71
While Edith sunk back in the chaise with a faint shuddering shriek , and Agatha
uttered an exclamation of surprise and deep emotion , Dame Chervil ejaculated ,
“ Lors love us all , Miss Edy ! be thic thee ? Dear hort ! dear hort ! Only ta think o ...
While Edith sunk back in the chaise with a faint shuddering shriek , and Agatha
uttered an exclamation of surprise and deep emotion , Dame Chervil ejaculated ,
“ Lors love us all , Miss Edy ! be thic thee ? Dear hort ! dear hort ! Only ta think o ...
Page 85
God forbid that our judgments should ever be perverted , or our hearts be
hardened by so self - punishing a bigotry ! ” Forgive me , father , if I confess
myself somewhat surprised at the generosity of such sentiments , emanating as
they do from ...
God forbid that our judgments should ever be perverted , or our hearts be
hardened by so self - punishing a bigotry ! ” Forgive me , father , if I confess
myself somewhat surprised at the generosity of such sentiments , emanating as
they do from ...
Page 86
Most freely do I pardon the surprise that springs from ignorance . You have only
known us from the libels and lampoons that poison the rank hotbed of political
and religious hatred , or your personal acquaintance with our order has been ...
Most freely do I pardon the surprise that springs from ignorance . You have only
known us from the libels and lampoons that poison the rank hotbed of political
and religious hatred , or your personal acquaintance with our order has been ...
Page 99
... and a single glance convinced him of her identity with his fair acquaintance of
Westbury , as well as of the surprising improvement in her appearance , effected
by a change from the plain travelling dress she had then worn , to a magnificent ...
... and a single glance convinced him of her identity with his fair acquaintance of
Westbury , as well as of the surprising improvement in her appearance , effected
by a change from the plain travelling dress she had then worn , to a magnificent ...
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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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