The Croppy: A Tale, Volume 1E. L. Carey & A. Hart, 1839 - Ireland |
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Page 108
... lover ; it need not be added , below his breath.- " All ladies who feel what is due from themselves to themselves , will readily , indeed naturally , insist upon a probation , on the part of an admirer , of one or other of these spaces ...
... lover ; it need not be added , below his breath.- " All ladies who feel what is due from themselves to themselves , will readily , indeed naturally , insist upon a probation , on the part of an admirer , of one or other of these spaces ...
Page 115
... lover , averting his head- " spare me an appeal , beloved Eliza ! which , in any other case , were irresistible : do not pledge me to my own dishonour . " " Grant my request , Sir William , and at a future day you will bless me for it ...
... lover , averting his head- " spare me an appeal , beloved Eliza ! which , in any other case , were irresistible : do not pledge me to my own dishonour . " " Grant my request , Sir William , and at a future day you will bless me for it ...
Page 159
... lover by his rival . A second time she was silent , her eye raised watchfully to her father . He smiled , and kissed her rapturously , and her heart ex- perienced full relief . The parental caress partly came from joy at her rallied ...
... lover by his rival . A second time she was silent , her eye raised watchfully to her father . He smiled , and kissed her rapturously , and her heart ex- perienced full relief . The parental caress partly came from joy at her rallied ...
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