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Lady Edith had been impatient to set off during some time , waiting for Beatrice ,
when it suddenly struck her as very surprising what could be thus delaying her
usually punctual companion , who had been evidently anxious herself to escape
...
Lady Edith had been impatient to set off during some time , waiting for Beatrice ,
when it suddenly struck her as very surprising what could be thus delaying her
usually punctual companion , who had been evidently anxious herself to escape
...
Pagina 11
Why was Beatrice absent so long , and where had she gone ? Dr. M Indre had
thought it almost too great a risk of fatigue if she ventured down stairs at all , and
had with the greatest hesitation consented that she should attempt the drive to ...
Why was Beatrice absent so long , and where had she gone ? Dr. M Indre had
thought it almost too great a risk of fatigue if she ventured down stairs at all , and
had with the greatest hesitation consented that she should attempt the drive to ...
Pagina 15
his order , a black robe in the form of a toga , with a cross worked in gold on the
right breast , his bright black Spanish eyes fixed on Beatrice , who stood
trembling beside him , evidently shaken by some deep emotion , while he spoke
with ...
his order , a black robe in the form of a toga , with a cross worked in gold on the
right breast , his bright black Spanish eyes fixed on Beatrice , who stood
trembling beside him , evidently shaken by some deep emotion , while he spoke
with ...
Pagina 16
Catherine Sinclair. amination , who could deny an unmistakeable likeness to the
lady who had been cast ashore from the shipwreck with Beatrice ? As the
consciousness of this flashed on her conviction , she shivered with grief and
agitation .
Catherine Sinclair. amination , who could deny an unmistakeable likeness to the
lady who had been cast ashore from the shipwreck with Beatrice ? As the
consciousness of this flashed on her conviction , she shivered with grief and
agitation .
Pagina 17
Mr. Ambrose had ceased to address Beatrice as Lady Edith entered , but Father
Eustace took up the subject , saying in a tone of deep and very stern resolution , “
Consider well before you answer . More than life depends on your decision .
Mr. Ambrose had ceased to address Beatrice as Lady Edith entered , but Father
Eustace took up the subject , saying in a tone of deep and very stern resolution , “
Consider well before you answer . More than life depends on your decision .
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added affection agitated answered appeared Beatrice beautiful became become believe Bessie better Bishop body called Carre Church Clinton continued convent countenance dear death deep desire door dress duty earth emotion entered evidently excitement exclaimed expression eyes face Farinelli Father Eustace feel felt followed friends give hand happy head heard heart hope hour human kind Lady Anne Lady Edith leave length light listened live look Lord Eaglescairn Lord Iona mind Miss Turton morning mother nature never observed once passed perfect person pleasure poor Popish priest Protestant receive religion remain replied Robert round saints seemed silent Sir Allan sister smile soon sorrow soul speak spirit step stood suffering tears tell thing thought tone turned voice whole wish young
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| Titel | Beatrice, Or, The Unknown Relatives, Volume 3 Beatrice, Or, The Unknown Relatives, Catherine Sinclair |
| Auteur | Catherine Sinclair |
| Uitgever | R. Bentley, 1852 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of California |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 11 dec 2007 |
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