The Metropolitan Magazine, Volume 33Saunders and Otley, 1842 |
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... means make up her mind , either as to the object of Fitzosborne in coming , or the answer he was likely to receive , if that object were to ask Constance Ridley to become his wife . Frequent as had been her opportunities of seeing them ...
... means make up her mind , either as to the object of Fitzosborne in coming , or the answer he was likely to receive , if that object were to ask Constance Ridley to become his wife . Frequent as had been her opportunities of seeing them ...
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... means uttered distinctly ; but having determined to be conver- sible , she suddenly remembered that there was one subject on which she could speak to him with so much real interest as to render it probable that they might go on talking ...
... means uttered distinctly ; but having determined to be conver- sible , she suddenly remembered that there was one subject on which she could speak to him with so much real interest as to render it probable that they might go on talking ...
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... means uncommon , a violent , headstrong , imperious , and unreasonable woman rarely failing to Jerryize her husband , unless he fortunately happens to be more violent , headstrong , imperious , and unreasonable himself . At first , Mrs ...
... means uncommon , a violent , headstrong , imperious , and unreasonable woman rarely failing to Jerryize her husband , unless he fortunately happens to be more violent , headstrong , imperious , and unreasonable himself . At first , Mrs ...
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... means , " returned Fitzorborne . “ What say you to a canter on the beautiful down opposite Markham's little paradise ? " The proposal being agreed to promptly by Sir James , silently by Constance , and rather sullenly by her elegant ...
... means , " returned Fitzorborne . “ What say you to a canter on the beautiful down opposite Markham's little paradise ? " The proposal being agreed to promptly by Sir James , silently by Constance , and rather sullenly by her elegant ...
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... means comprehend . She was , however , too wise a woman to fancy she could do any good by interfering , and things went on with no other change than what arose from the inevitable effect of such constant meetings , by which , with- out ...
... means comprehend . She was , however , too wise a woman to fancy she could do any good by interfering , and things went on with no other change than what arose from the inevitable effect of such constant meetings , by which , with- out ...
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