The History of Sir Charles Grandison: In a Series of Letters, Volumen2John Donaldson, 1776 |
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... fifter's husband . Lady L. bowed , and looked round her , as if fhe took pride in her brother's approbation of her Lord . Mr Everard Grandifon , proceeded he , is a fprightly man . He is prepared to admire you , Mifs Byron . You will ...
... fifter's husband . Lady L. bowed , and looked round her , as if fhe took pride in her brother's approbation of her Lord . Mr Everard Grandifon , proceeded he , is a fprightly man . He is prepared to admire you , Mifs Byron . You will ...
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... fifter is plea- feed to think- No comparifons , Sir Charles . That's fair , Charlotte . I will leave Lord G. to the judgment of Mifs Byron . Ladies can better account for the approbation and dislikes of ladies , than we men can . He is ...
... fifter is plea- feed to think- No comparifons , Sir Charles . That's fair , Charlotte . I will leave Lord G. to the judgment of Mifs Byron . Ladies can better account for the approbation and dislikes of ladies , than we men can . He is ...
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... fifter , let me know how you like us ; I am in pain left you should not love us as well as you do our Northamptonshire relations . You overcome me , madam , with your goodness . Mifs Grandifon then coming towards us , Dear Mifs ...
... fifter , let me know how you like us ; I am in pain left you should not love us as well as you do our Northamptonshire relations . You overcome me , madam , with your goodness . Mifs Grandifon then coming towards us , Dear Mifs ...
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... fifter , all she has told me . I confidered Dr Bartlett , I faid , as a faint ; and at the fame time , as a man of true politeness . He is indeed , faid the Countefs , all that is wor- thy and amiable in man . Don't you fee how Sir ...
... fifter , all she has told me . I confidered Dr Bartlett , I faid , as a faint ; and at the fame time , as a man of true politeness . He is indeed , faid the Countefs , all that is wor- thy and amiable in man . Don't you fee how Sir ...
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... the Scottish ladies ? —I own that I have heard the women of our northern countries praised alfo . But are there not , think you , as pretty women in England ? My My fifter Harriet , applied Sir Charles to me , 18 THE HISTORY OF.
... the Scottish ladies ? —I own that I have heard the women of our northern countries praised alfo . But are there not , think you , as pretty women in England ? My My fifter Harriet , applied Sir Charles to me , 18 THE HISTORY OF.
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