Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Volume 2H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830 |
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Page 101
... allow that to pass , said the obsequious Mrs. Morlay ; " your only motive for concealment upon these occasions is your humility , an indisposition to assert , as you ought to do , your high rank and station . know that all the women are ...
... allow that to pass , said the obsequious Mrs. Morlay ; " your only motive for concealment upon these occasions is your humility , an indisposition to assert , as you ought to do , your high rank and station . know that all the women are ...
Page 105
... allowed this privilege of a true friend , I care not how soon I leave you . Why , there's Lady Ossory , and Lady Betty Camden , and the Duchess of Grafton , and half a score others , owe hundreds of card money to their friends . Nay the ...
... allowed this privilege of a true friend , I care not how soon I leave you . Why , there's Lady Ossory , and Lady Betty Camden , and the Duchess of Grafton , and half a score others , owe hundreds of card money to their friends . Nay the ...
Page 118
... allow herself to utter upon this point , for she scolded me severe- ly for leaving you alone together , and dismiss- ed me most unceremoniously from her door , I think I may fairly congratulate you , Captain Colyton , on the progress ...
... allow herself to utter upon this point , for she scolded me severe- ly for leaving you alone together , and dismiss- ed me most unceremoniously from her door , I think I may fairly congratulate you , Captain Colyton , on the progress ...
Page 161
... allowed to offend public de- cency . His present Majesty , profoundly im- bued with a sense of religion , is strict in all its observances ; he is moreover extremely tem- perate , never guilty of profane swearing or loose discourse ...
... allowed to offend public de- cency . His present Majesty , profoundly im- bued with a sense of religion , is strict in all its observances ; he is moreover extremely tem- perate , never guilty of profane swearing or loose discourse ...
Page 164
... allowing you to come to London every day , so that you will be enabled to prosecute your ad- dresses to a quick and successful issue . " " I feel infinitely obliged , but I can assure your Lordship - " " Lose no time , lose no time ...
... allowing you to come to London every day , so that you will be enabled to prosecute your ad- dresses to a quick and successful issue . " " I feel infinitely obliged , but I can assure your Lordship - " " Lose no time , lose no time ...
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