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... supposed to have taken , on the way , liberties which afterwards necessitated an explanation ; though other ladies would have it that his only fault was in not having proposed marriage . However that may have been , three challenges ...
... supposed to have taken , on the way , liberties which afterwards necessitated an explanation ; though other ladies would have it that his only fault was in not having proposed marriage . However that may have been , three challenges ...
Pagina 155
... supposed . We select two or three in- stances : M. de Carondelet , who has married Miss Plunket , daughter of Lord Dunsany , is fifty - four ; she twenty - four . He is the most pas- sionate lover ever seen , and cannot bear to be ...
... supposed . We select two or three in- stances : M. de Carondelet , who has married Miss Plunket , daughter of Lord Dunsany , is fifty - four ; she twenty - four . He is the most pas- sionate lover ever seen , and cannot bear to be ...
Pagina 416
... supposed connexion of a Countess of Salisbury with the institution of the Order , had undoubtedly its founda- tion in Froissart's romantic episode of the passion conceived by King Edward for the wife of William Montacute Earl of ...
... supposed connexion of a Countess of Salisbury with the institution of the Order , had undoubtedly its founda- tion in Froissart's romantic episode of the passion conceived by King Edward for the wife of William Montacute Earl of ...
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