The Literary Life and Correspondence of the Countess of Blessington, Volumen 2T. C. Newby, 1855 |
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... means cumbersome , though not quite in accordance with the conventional notions of decorum and taste for drapery of some persons of her English suite . The Princess remained in Naples till March , 1815. She then took her departure for ...
... means cumbersome , though not quite in accordance with the conventional notions of decorum and taste for drapery of some persons of her English suite . The Princess remained in Naples till March , 1815. She then took her departure for ...
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... means conclusively - whether a profound knowledge of the human heart , of the intricate mazes , and complicated workings of passion , and feeling , and sentiment were among his distinguishing attributes . " He had not made a study of ...
... means conclusively - whether a profound knowledge of the human heart , of the intricate mazes , and complicated workings of passion , and feeling , and sentiment were among his distinguishing attributes . " He had not made a study of ...
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... mean time , they say the Pacha of Egypt has declared himself independent ; and others state that he is going in person to attack the Morea , which last is a folly he never will be guilty of , as the government of Constantinople would ...
... mean time , they say the Pacha of Egypt has declared himself independent ; and others state that he is going in person to attack the Morea , which last is a folly he never will be guilty of , as the government of Constantinople would ...
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... mean time I have really very little pain , though I have been so bewildered that I could not even sit up for two days , a great inconvenience , as it deprives one of so many amusements . At present I am better , or the scene is shifting ...
... mean time I have really very little pain , though I have been so bewildered that I could not even sit up for two days , a great inconvenience , as it deprives one of so many amusements . At present I am better , or the scene is shifting ...
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... mean to be ill any more ; but to be a nice little , neat sort of a tidy , discreet old sort of a body as usual , when fate allows me to come clumping like a parrot into her presence . I kiss the hems of your garments . I salute the ...
... mean to be ill any more ; but to be a nice little , neat sort of a tidy , discreet old sort of a body as usual , when fate allows me to come clumping like a parrot into her presence . I kiss the hems of your garments . I salute the ...
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