 That she should fix her love on him has always been deemed something approaching the unnatural; but when the circumstances are considered, the conclusion ceases to become so absolutely startling. Mary was evidently one of those to whom at that time a...  Mary, Queen of Scots - Página 35por John Watts De Peyster - 1882 - 144 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | 1867 - 636 páginas
...Burton's theory is widely different and far more natural : — ' That she should fix her love on him has always been deemed something approaching the unnatural;...startling. Mary was evidently one of those to whom at that time a great affair of the heart was a necessity of life — a necessity increased in intensity... | |
 | John Hill Burton - 1867 - 482 páginas
...public merits or simple gratitude for his services to herself. That she should fix her love on him has always been deemed something approaching the unnatural...startling. Mary was evidently one of those to whom at that time a great affair of the heart was a necessity of life — a necessity increased 1 Keith (8vo... | |
 | John Hill Burton - 1873 - 506 páginas
...public merits or to simple gratitude for his services to herself. That she should fix her love on him has always been deemed something approaching the unnatural...startling. Mary was evidently one of those to whom at times — and to her the times were apt to come in quick succession — a great affair of the heart... | |
 | Henry H. Lancaster - 1876 - 512 páginas
...Burton's theory is widely different and far more natural : — " That she should fix her love on him has always been deemed something approaching the unnatural...startling. Mary was evidently one of those to whom at that time a great affair of the heart was a necessity of life — a necessity increased in intensity... | |
 | Henry H. Lancaster - 1876 - 510 páginas
...That she should fix her love on him has always been deemed something approaching the unnatural; hut when the circumstances are considered, the conclusion...startling. Mary was evidently one of those to whom at that time a great affair of the heart was a necessity of life—a necessity increased in intensity... | |
 | Henry H. Lancaster - 1876 - 512 páginas
...approaching the unnatural ; hut when the circumstances are considered, the conclusion ceases to hecome so absolutely startling. Mary was evidently one of those to whom at that time a great affair of the heart was a necessity of life — a necessity increased in intensity... | |
 | John Watts De Peyster - 1882 - 160 páginas
...explains this and reasons like a man who understands human nature: "That she [Mary] should fix her Iqve on him [Both well] has always been deemed something...startling. Mary was evidently one of those to whom, at times — and to her the times were apt to come in quick succession — a great affair of the heart... | |
 | John Watts De Peyster - 1883 - 284 páginas
...public merits or to simple gratitude for his services to herself. That she should fix her love on him has always been deemed something approaching the unnatural...startling. Mary was evidently one of those to whom at times — and to her the times were apt to come in quick succession — a Looking up into a clear blue... | |
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