Tales and Novels: The absenteeHarper & brothers, 1835 |
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Page 125
... took Mowbray's advice after all ; but I took it when I had made it my own opinion : and still I rejoiced that my resistance to the arrogant manner in which Lord Mow- bray had laid down the law of gallantry had produced that struggle of ...
... took Mowbray's advice after all ; but I took it when I had made it my own opinion : and still I rejoiced that my resistance to the arrogant manner in which Lord Mow- bray had laid down the law of gallantry had produced that struggle of ...
Page 294
... took ill suddenly that night with a great pain in his head he had been writing hard , and in great trouble , and he took to his bed , and never rose from it -he was found by Mr. Dempsey , his own man , dead in his bed in the morning ...
... took ill suddenly that night with a great pain in his head he had been writing hard , and in great trouble , and he took to his bed , and never rose from it -he was found by Mr. Dempsey , his own man , dead in his bed in the morning ...
Page 299
... took his own share of the blame so frankly and with so good a grace , and described with such truth the agony he had ... took care - give him credit for it all who had ever been in love - even in these first moments , with the object of ...
... took his own share of the blame so frankly and with so good a grace , and described with such truth the agony he had ... took care - give him credit for it all who had ever been in love - even in these first moments , with the object of ...
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