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Pagina 12
... sufficiently powerful , and I shall rejoice at an opportunity of restoring so amiable a member to society . ' " Heaven crown your generous inten- tions with success , " exclaimed Mr. Mallett , with energy ; " I will , with pleasure , re ...
... sufficiently powerful , and I shall rejoice at an opportunity of restoring so amiable a member to society . ' " Heaven crown your generous inten- tions with success , " exclaimed Mr. Mallett , with energy ; " I will , with pleasure , re ...
Pagina 24
... be more diligent in his instructions . He was soon sufficiently repaid by the quick comprehension and amiable disposition of his pupil . Percival Percival was not long insensible to his father's unkind neglect 24 ALVONDOWN VICARAGE .
... be more diligent in his instructions . He was soon sufficiently repaid by the quick comprehension and amiable disposition of his pupil . Percival Percival was not long insensible to his father's unkind neglect 24 ALVONDOWN VICARAGE .
Pagina 25
... sufficiently magnetic . While Percival was her father's pupil , she became his . He was her superior both in age and learning , and she received instruc- tion from him with even more pleasure than from her father . Thus , from her ...
... sufficiently magnetic . While Percival was her father's pupil , she became his . He was her superior both in age and learning , and she received instruc- tion from him with even more pleasure than from her father . Thus , from her ...
Pagina 28
... sufficiently attractive to detach him , from Helen , for whom she believed his partiality proceeded more from habit than inclina- tion . Another principal inducement to her plan was the sweet gratification of ex- citing envy in all her ...
... sufficiently attractive to detach him , from Helen , for whom she believed his partiality proceeded more from habit than inclina- tion . Another principal inducement to her plan was the sweet gratification of ex- citing envy in all her ...
Pagina 45
... sufficiently aware of the inefficacy of those I have al- ready expressed , but the occasion de- mands them ; I plead the cause of injured innocence ; if you reject its claims , may your own conscience prové your accuser and judge ...
... sufficiently aware of the inefficacy of those I have al- ready expressed , but the occasion de- mands them ; I plead the cause of injured innocence ; if you reject its claims , may your own conscience prové your accuser and judge ...
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accept acquaintance adieu affection agitation Agnes Alvondown amiable answer appearance assured behold believe bestowed bosom CHAP charms cival's Clemments Clifton Coleby's conduct confess conquer consolation Courtenay's dear Miss declared departure deserve distress doubt Elton Emily encrease endeavoured enquired exclaimed expence expressed father favour fear feelings felt flattering forgive fortune friendship girl gratitude happy Harriet Hartly heart Helen hope hour idea insensible ject Lady El Lady Woolcomb Ladyship's lence length letter liberal lover Mallett Maria marriage ment mind misery Miss Ashton Miss Coleby Miss Cremur morning mortifying never nion obliged pain partial pawnbroker peat Percival Courtenay Percival's pleasure poor portunities possessed present pride procure quire receive recollection replied requested respect scarcely sensations sentiments severe sincere situation smile soon Sophia stancy sufficiently superior sure tation tear thought tion tuated tural Vicarage virtues wish young
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Pagina 210 - I REQUIRE and charge you both, as ye will answer at the dreadful day of judgment when the secrets of all hearts shall be disclosed, that if either of you know any impediment, why ye may not be lawfully joined together in Matrimony, ye do now confess it. For be ye well assured, that so many as are coupled together otherwise than God's Word doth allow are not joined together by God; neither is their Matrimony lawful.
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Pagina 210 - I require and charge you both (as ye will answer at the dreadful day of judgment , when the secrets of all hearts shall be discl os ed), that if either of you know any impediment why ye may not be lawfully joined together in matrimony, ye do now confess it; for be ye well assured, that so many as are coupled together otherwise than as God's word doth allow, are not joined together by God, neither is their matrimony lawful.
Pagina 87 - Those by this fatal day Are blasted all — But from my soul to banish, While weeping memory there retains her seat, Thoughts which the purest bosom might have cherish'd, Once my delight, now even in anguish charming, Is more, my lord, than I can promise.
Pagina 176 - Madam, indeed I know not how to go. Indulge my fondness — Let me watch a while By your sad bed, 'till these dread hours shall pass.
Pagina 34 - And feel that all thy joys are torn from me! ' Ah me ! how oft will fancy's spells, in slumber, Recall my native country to my mind ! How oft regret will bid me sadly number Each lost delight, and dear friend left behind ! ' Wild Murcia's vales and loved romantic bowers, The river on whose banks a child I...