Geraldine; Or, Modes of Faith and Practice: A Tale, Volume 1Cadell, 1820 - 296 pages |
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... Henry , a lieutenant in the navy , were frank and warm those of his elder brother Edmund , who was preparing for the bar , lively , gay , and gentlemanly . He seated himself between Fanny and Geraldine , giving them a ludicrous history ...
... Henry , a lieutenant in the navy , were frank and warm those of his elder brother Edmund , who was preparing for the bar , lively , gay , and gentlemanly . He seated himself between Fanny and Geraldine , giving them a ludicrous history ...
Page 251
... Henry . " I would put myself under his protec- tion with pleasure in an encounter with the enemy , " said he ; " said he ; " but he does nothing but mischief on a shooting excursion ; he is sure to make a noise when he should be quiet ...
... Henry . " I would put myself under his protec- tion with pleasure in an encounter with the enemy , " said he ; " said he ; " but he does nothing but mischief on a shooting excursion ; he is sure to make a noise when he should be quiet ...
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... Henry . " What effect do Miss Mowbray's éyes produce upon you ? Does not your heart quiver and quake when you catch a glance from them ? " Mr. Vincent replied only by a look of astonishment highly diverting to Henry . " What , you don't ...
... Henry . " What effect do Miss Mowbray's éyes produce upon you ? Does not your heart quiver and quake when you catch a glance from them ? " Mr. Vincent replied only by a look of astonishment highly diverting to Henry . " What , you don't ...
Page 253
... Henry , " do you contrive to get rid of your time here in the country , if you neither hunt , shoot , nor fall in love ? I intend to do all three . " Mr. Vincent was spared the trouble of replying , by a summons to dinner , which was ...
... Henry , " do you contrive to get rid of your time here in the country , if you neither hunt , shoot , nor fall in love ? I intend to do all three . " Mr. Vincent was spared the trouble of replying , by a summons to dinner , which was ...
Page 257
... whether it would ever be eight o'clock . From this employment she was roused by the voice of Henry Wentworth urging his mother to abridge the usual interval and order the tea , complaining that it was GERALDINE . 257.
... whether it would ever be eight o'clock . From this employment she was roused by the voice of Henry Wentworth urging his mother to abridge the usual interval and order the tea , complaining that it was GERALDINE . 257.
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