Works, Volume 2J. G. Gregory, 1864 |
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Page 60
... Violetta does not now hear this for the first time , " observed Donna Florinda , in a voice so meek and tremulous , as to be observed . " Little that can be profitably told one of my in- experience has been left untaught , " quickly ...
... Violetta does not now hear this for the first time , " observed Donna Florinda , in a voice so meek and tremulous , as to be observed . " Little that can be profitably told one of my in- experience has been left untaught , " quickly ...
Page 61
... Donna Violetta . " Put surely it would be less embarrassing to a girl of sixteen , were the fathers of the state so much occu F pied with more weighty affairs , as to forget her THE BRAVO . 61.
... Donna Violetta . " Put surely it would be less embarrassing to a girl of sixteen , were the fathers of the state so much occu F pied with more weighty affairs , as to forget her THE BRAVO . 61.
Page 63
... Violetta , quickly . " What is the affair that , so fortunately for me , hath brought the Lord of Sant ' Agata to ... Donna Florinda . " But if I am to remember him in my prayers , Father , it might enlighten my petition to know in what ...
... Violetta , quickly . " What is the affair that , so fortunately for me , hath brought the Lord of Sant ' Agata to ... Donna Florinda . " But if I am to remember him in my prayers , Father , it might enlighten my petition to know in what ...
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... Donna Violetta was silent , while the monk and Donna Florinda both regarded her with affectionate concern . The former then adjusted his cowl , ana prepared to depart . The noble maiden approached the Carmelite , and looking into his ...
... Donna Violetta was silent , while the monk and Donna Florinda both regarded her with affectionate concern . The former then adjusted his cowl , ana prepared to depart . The noble maiden approached the Carmelite , and looking into his ...
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... Donna Florinda permitted the silk , on which her needle had been busy , to ... Violetta , with winning earnestness . " An orphan girl , in whose fate the ... Donna Florin- da followed the white robes of the Carmelite while they were ...
... Donna Florinda permitted the silk , on which her needle had been busy , to ... Violetta , with winning earnestness . " An orphan girl , in whose fate the ... Donna Florin- da followed the white robes of the Carmelite while they were ...
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