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... favour with the reader every moment , beholding in Ellen's face the ingenuous soul of truth and modesty , then offers to attend her out of these dangerous seats of war , as a guide and a brother : but she warns him of the suspicions of ...
... favour with the reader every moment , beholding in Ellen's face the ingenuous soul of truth and modesty , then offers to attend her out of these dangerous seats of war , as a guide and a brother : but she warns him of the suspicions of ...
Pagina 233
... favour . The whole ended with a violent scramble for the last cakes , during which it seemed to be a point of etiquette to make as much uproar and confusion as possible . During the feast , there were a few boys permitted to remain , by ...
... favour . The whole ended with a violent scramble for the last cakes , during which it seemed to be a point of etiquette to make as much uproar and confusion as possible . During the feast , there were a few boys permitted to remain , by ...
Pagina 250
... favour- able , whether he is viewed as an artist or as a man . The anec- dotes of him conclude with the following account : Mr. Barry , by his temper and manners , might justly be consi dered as a humorist of the first class . His ...
... favour- able , whether he is viewed as an artist or as a man . The anec- dotes of him conclude with the following account : Mr. Barry , by his temper and manners , might justly be consi dered as a humorist of the first class . His ...
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