Eva; or, The bridal spectre [by mrs. W. Johnson].G. Virtue, 1830 - 309 |
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... Lady Deloraine . But the younger lady was not their daughter , neither was she in any way related to them ; but merely a person whom a strange circumstance had placed under the protection of Sir Charles . During the time Sir Charles and ...
... Lady Deloraine . But the younger lady was not their daughter , neither was she in any way related to them ; but merely a person whom a strange circumstance had placed under the protection of Sir Charles . During the time Sir Charles and ...
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... Lady Deloraine presented her with . When the little creature was undressed to go to bed , some of her clothes fell on the floor , with a noise as if some coin was concealed in them . This caused Justine , Lady Deloraine's maid , to ...
... Lady Deloraine presented her with . When the little creature was undressed to go to bed , some of her clothes fell on the floor , with a noise as if some coin was concealed in them . This caused Justine , Lady Deloraine's maid , to ...
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... Lady Deloraine put several questions to the little cottager , and was convinced , by the answers of the child , that she knew no other mother than Lucy , whom she still , at times , was very sorrowful about , nor remembered any place ...
... Lady Deloraine put several questions to the little cottager , and was convinced , by the answers of the child , that she knew no other mother than Lucy , whom she still , at times , was very sorrowful about , nor remembered any place ...
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... Lady Deloraine was his second wife , a woman of great beauty , and several years younger than her husband . It was the intention of Sir Charles and his lady to leave France in a short time , in order to visit Italy ; and therefore ...
... Lady Deloraine was his second wife , a woman of great beauty , and several years younger than her husband . It was the intention of Sir Charles and his lady to leave France in a short time , in order to visit Italy ; and therefore ...
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... Lady Deloraine , unless he found her mother . Nearly twelve years were passed by Sir Charles and his lady in Italy , when he informed her that the time was now come for them to return to England . “ I would not speak of our return until ...
... Lady Deloraine , unless he found her mother . Nearly twelve years were passed by Sir Charles and his lady in Italy , when he informed her that the time was now come for them to return to England . “ I would not speak of our return until ...
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