Thomasina, by the author of 'Dorothy'. |
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... feeling would have been as disgusted as she was herself with such unblushing manoeuvring . Afternoon tea was not yet an institution , and when Sir Harry had despatched three men to scour the grounds in search of his mother and sisters ...
... feeling would have been as disgusted as she was herself with such unblushing manoeuvring . Afternoon tea was not yet an institution , and when Sir Harry had despatched three men to scour the grounds in search of his mother and sisters ...
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... feeling that this was the time to forward his suit , since his mind was no longer occupied by the cares of hospitality , it was really trying to see his cousin step in before him , draw a chair in to the table , and sit down close to ...
... feeling that this was the time to forward his suit , since his mind was no longer occupied by the cares of hospitality , it was really trying to see his cousin step in before him , draw a chair in to the table , and sit down close to ...
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... so unpromising a subject , ' said Sir Harry ; and Thomasina replied , as if in order to punish him for so unworthy a feeling , ' I should think that your cousin had the art of making the driest subject interest- ing . I THOMASINA . 31.
... so unpromising a subject , ' said Sir Harry ; and Thomasina replied , as if in order to punish him for so unworthy a feeling , ' I should think that your cousin had the art of making the driest subject interest- ing . I THOMASINA . 31.
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... feeling of surprise was quickly lost in pleasure was at least equally evident . Noel pulled up his horse for a moment , and then rode up to her and dis- mounted . ' I learned at one of the lodges that I might ride this way without going ...
... feeling of surprise was quickly lost in pleasure was at least equally evident . Noel pulled up his horse for a moment , and then rode up to her and dis- mounted . ' I learned at one of the lodges that I might ride this way without going ...
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... feelings by encouraging the pleasant intimacy which she had resolved should lead to no results , and although he had disclaimed the sense of injury , she felt that it was there , and that he might try to stifle his passion in just ...
... feelings by encouraging the pleasant intimacy which she had resolved should lead to no results , and although he had disclaimed the sense of injury , she felt that it was there , and that he might try to stifle his passion in just ...
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admire affectionate Anthony Anthony's Ashleigh Court Aunt Thomasina believe Bertram's Chase better Books Published Chesterfield Cornhill cottage cousin crown 8vo dear declare Dick dinner drawing-room Edward Noel eyes family party father Fcap feeling forgive Gibbs Giles girl give glad grandfather Grey Grey's hand happy hear heart HERBERT SPENCER hint hope hunting interest JOHN SAUNDERS King knew Lady Camden leave LEONORA CHRISTINA LL.D London look lover marriage marry Marston Abbas Mary Mary's masina mind Miss Bertram morning MORTIMER COLLINS never niece Noel's opinion politics Polly Professor Published by Henry ready replied Sir Richard replied Thomasina returned ride Robin Windsor round servants settled Sir Harry Camden smile stay talk tears tell thing Thomasina felt thony thought to-morrow told took walk WALTER BAGEHOT Waverley Novels wife Wilmot wish words young
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