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Pagina 5
... sisters , however freely they amuse themselves with the frivolous allurements of coquettes , to whose welfare they are regardless . Nor is it incredible that in our day there are guardians unremittingly vigilant to guise , not to amend ...
... sisters , however freely they amuse themselves with the frivolous allurements of coquettes , to whose welfare they are regardless . Nor is it incredible that in our day there are guardians unremittingly vigilant to guise , not to amend ...
Pagina 20
... sisters by plunging into knowledged his superior prowess in the waves . " repelling the encroachments of neigh- bouring foes , or rovers from distant parts . Chasing a piratical squadron " Daughter of Maccailan More , night approached ...
... sisters by plunging into knowledged his superior prowess in the waves . " repelling the encroachments of neigh- bouring foes , or rovers from distant parts . Chasing a piratical squadron " Daughter of Maccailan More , night approached ...
Pagina 31
... sister of his landlady . The circumstance be- ing made known , the poor girl was severely punished . The officer , who proved on various occasions that he was not deficient in courage , acknow- ledged that the terrors of that night ...
... sister of his landlady . The circumstance be- ing made known , the poor girl was severely punished . The officer , who proved on various occasions that he was not deficient in courage , acknow- ledged that the terrors of that night ...
Pagina 48
... sister Sarah had never learned to read ; - but un- 1 Dr. Kitchiner , in his useful and entertaining little work on the Eco- nomy of the Eyes , just published , -relates the following whimsical anec- dote : In the city of Leyden , in Hol ...
... sister Sarah had never learned to read ; - but un- 1 Dr. Kitchiner , in his useful and entertaining little work on the Eco- nomy of the Eyes , just published , -relates the following whimsical anec- dote : In the city of Leyden , in Hol ...
Pagina 60
... Sisters of Narsfield , a Tale for young Women , by the author of " The Stories of Old Daniel , " in two vols . 12mo . is in the press . Mr. Swainson has in the press , a small work on the Zoology of Mexico , contain ALCOVE WINDOW ...
... Sisters of Narsfield , a Tale for young Women , by the author of " The Stories of Old Daniel , " in two vols . 12mo . is in the press . Mr. Swainson has in the press , a small work on the Zoology of Mexico , contain ALCOVE WINDOW ...
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