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Strona 15
... have no wish to wound your feelings , " he ob- served , coldly ; " you are ignorant of these things , of course , and it is natural you should try to find ex- cuses for him ; but considering , Lady Charles , THE LADDER OF GOLD . 15.
... have no wish to wound your feelings , " he ob- served , coldly ; " you are ignorant of these things , of course , and it is natural you should try to find ex- cuses for him ; but considering , Lady Charles , THE LADDER OF GOLD . 15.
Strona 17
... so much regard for her family , that she had the greatest confidence in the justice and kindness of his nature . She believed him incapable VOL . III . с of meanness or selfishness ; she even looked up to THE LADDER OF GOLD . 17.
... so much regard for her family , that she had the greatest confidence in the justice and kindness of his nature . She believed him incapable VOL . III . с of meanness or selfishness ; she even looked up to THE LADDER OF GOLD . 17.
Strona 36
... nature of the statement he intended to make , the general question had become gradually merged in the personal impeachment , and the whole interest of the scene was concentrated upon the ac- cuser and the accused . The House watched the ...
... nature of the statement he intended to make , the general question had become gradually merged in the personal impeachment , and the whole interest of the scene was concentrated upon the ac- cuser and the accused . The House watched the ...
Strona 38
... nature in a high temper of vir- tuous indignation , the storm of condemnation accu- mulates with prodigious force . It is one of the infirmities of human nature to kick prostrate lions ; and the defamatory discussion which ensued upon ...
... nature in a high temper of vir- tuous indignation , the storm of condemnation accu- mulates with prodigious force . It is one of the infirmities of human nature to kick prostrate lions ; and the defamatory discussion which ensued upon ...
Strona 39
... natural obstinacy of his character , which exhibited itself in a front of open defiance . In the midst of the tempest , he left the House , and the first person he encountered in the lobby was Lord Charles Eton . Writhing under the ...
... natural obstinacy of his character , which exhibited itself in a front of open defiance . In the midst of the tempest , he left the House , and the first person he encountered in the lobby was Lord Charles Eton . Writhing under the ...
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