Cherry & Violet, by the author of 'Mary Powell'.1853 |
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Pagina 4
... Mark was wont to fay , the Colours of his Suit did too much fwear at one another . For my own Part , I always had an Impreffion that he was an exceffive well - looking Man , not out of any Prejudice , but down- right Prepoffeffion ; and ...
... Mark was wont to fay , the Colours of his Suit did too much fwear at one another . For my own Part , I always had an Impreffion that he was an exceffive well - looking Man , not out of any Prejudice , but down- right Prepoffeffion ; and ...
Pagina 5
... Mark , who was my Father's Apprentice , there could not be two Opinions . He was winfome , lightfome , debonair ; of most comely Person and Aspect : we were all very proud of him , and he of himself . If he had a Fault , it was thinking ...
... Mark , who was my Father's Apprentice , there could not be two Opinions . He was winfome , lightfome , debonair ; of most comely Person and Aspect : we were all very proud of him , and he of himself . If he had a Fault , it was thinking ...
Pagina 13
... Mark Blenkinsop , being among them , ) who affembled themselves in an intimi- dating Manner at Westminster , many of ... Mark when he came back , and dealing him one or two Blows , which made me begin to cry , and run in between them ...
... Mark Blenkinsop , being among them , ) who affembled themselves in an intimi- dating Manner at Westminster , many of ... Mark when he came back , and dealing him one or two Blows , which made me begin to cry , and run in between them ...
Pagina 14
... Mark , " the Earl deferves to die , " for his " . . Malconverfation , or Malministration , I forget which . And my Father replied , " Never " trouble your Head with that . " Leave the Powers that be to fettle " their own Affairs . Fine ...
... Mark , " the Earl deferves to die , " for his " . . Malconverfation , or Malministration , I forget which . And my Father replied , " Never " trouble your Head with that . " Leave the Powers that be to fettle " their own Affairs . Fine ...
Pagina 19
... black Mits without a Crease in them for Tightness , white Pinners starched and crimped , and small steeple - crowned Hat , — when Mark , meeting me at the Stair - foot , Stair - foot , ftepped out of my Way with Cherry & Violet . 19.
... black Mits without a Crease in them for Tightness , white Pinners starched and crimped , and small steeple - crowned Hat , — when Mark , meeting me at the Stair - foot , Stair - foot , ftepped out of my Way with Cherry & Violet . 19.
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66 Cherry 66 I faid acroſs againſt almoſt Anſwer ARTHUR HALL aſked Benskin Bleffing Bridge Buſineſs CHAP clofe cloſe cried dear Cherry Dolly Door dreffed eſcape fame Father fays fhe fcap feemed fent fhall fhould fince firſt fome foon forry freſh ftill ftrange fuch fuppofe fure Hand hear heard Heart herſelf himſelf Horfe Horſe Houfe Houſe Hugh Braidfoot Huſband inſtead juft juſt Kitty knew Lady laft laſt laughing leaſt London Bridge looked Mafter Blower Mark Miſtreſs Armytage Miſtreſs Blower Miſtreſs Cherry moſt Mother muſt myſelf never Night paffed Pauſe Perfon Plague pleaſant pleaſe Pleaſure poor praiſed preſently Queſtion Reaſon reft ſaid ſay ſee ſeemed ſeen ſet ſhall ſhe ſhort ſmall ſmiling ſpeak Squire ſtayed ſtepped ſtill Street ſuch Tears tell themſelves there's theſe Things thoſe thought told uſed Violet walked Watchman Whitechapel Window
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Pagina 161 - I opened to my beloved; but my beloved had withdrawn himself, and was gone. My soul failed when he spake: I sought him, but I could not find him ; I called him, but he gave me no answer.
Pagina 25 - He freely gave him his advice, and he promised to follow it ; and when he appeared before them, and they proposed to him the usual question, Whether he had ever had any experience of a work of grace upon his heart ? he gave this in for answer, that he could appeal to the Searcher of hearts, that he made conscience of his very thoughts ; with which answer they were satisfied, as indeed they well might.