Geraldine; Or, Modes of Faith and Practice: A Tale, Volume 1Cadell, 1820 - 296 pages |
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... Margaret was lofty , and contemplative , and the intenseness of her feelings and affections would have been a source of much anxiety to her father , had he not perceived a corresponding strength , and power of principle . The home where ...
... Margaret was lofty , and contemplative , and the intenseness of her feelings and affections would have been a source of much anxiety to her father , had he not perceived a corresponding strength , and power of principle . The home where ...
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... Margaret shall be queen of that fairy spot , " said she , point- ing to a small wooded island , which ap peared to ... Margaret , help me to begin my invocation . " " You must wait for twilight's charmed hour , " replied Margaret ...
... Margaret shall be queen of that fairy spot , " said she , point- ing to a small wooded island , which ap peared to ... Margaret , help me to begin my invocation . " " You must wait for twilight's charmed hour , " replied Margaret ...
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... Margaret looked with shuddering dread , at the darkening sky , while Mr. Campbell and his friend exerted their most strenuous efforts to gain the shore , before the burst- ing of the storm . Clara alone was fearless , and light ...
... Margaret looked with shuddering dread , at the darkening sky , while Mr. Campbell and his friend exerted their most strenuous efforts to gain the shore , before the burst- ing of the storm . Clara alone was fearless , and light ...
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... Margaret alone remained ; — she alone was rescued ! Mr. Fullarton could offer no consolation ; at such a moment , it would have been mockery . After con- veying Margaret to her mother's arms , he - left them to the full indulgence of ...
... Margaret alone remained ; — she alone was rescued ! Mr. Fullarton could offer no consolation ; at such a moment , it would have been mockery . After con- veying Margaret to her mother's arms , he - left them to the full indulgence of ...
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... Margaret believe the dreadful reality . Was it indeed true , that the kind beam of her father's approving eye would never more cheer or guide her in the path of duty ? - that the voice to which she had so often listened with delighted ...
... Margaret believe the dreadful reality . Was it indeed true , that the kind beam of her father's approving eye would never more cheer or guide her in the path of duty ? - that the voice to which she had so often listened with delighted ...
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