The Mysteries of UdolphoXist Publishing, 08/05/2015 - 575 من الصفحات A Gothic Thriller With Plenty of Chills "Do you believe your heart to be, indeed, so hardened, that you can look without emotion on the suffering, to which you would condemn me?" — Ann Radcliffe, The Mysteries of Udolpho The Mysteries of Udolpho by Anne Radcliffe is about Emily St Avubert. The books follows Emily thru the death of her father, and supernatural terrors. |
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... hear that nothing which was past and irremediable ought to prevent the festivity of the present hour. St. Aubert, when he was told that company were expected, felt a mixed emotion of disgust and indignation against the.
... hear that nothing which was past and irremediable ought to prevent the festivity of the present hour. St. Aubert, when he was told that company were expected, felt a mixed emotion of disgust and indignation against the.
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... told the purpose of St. Aubert's visit, expressed a degree of concern, such as his friend had thought it was scarcely possible for him to feel on any similar occasion. They parted with mutual regret. 'If any thing could have tempted me ...
... told the purpose of St. Aubert's visit, expressed a degree of concern, such as his friend had thought it was scarcely possible for him to feel on any similar occasion. They parted with mutual regret. 'If any thing could have tempted me ...
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... told her their cause. The scene before them bore some resemblance, though it was on a much grander scale, to a favourite one of the late Madame St. Aubert, within view of the fishing-house. They both observed this, and thought how ...
... told her their cause. The scene before them bore some resemblance, though it was on a much grander scale, to a favourite one of the late Madame St. Aubert, within view of the fishing-house. They both observed this, and thought how ...
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... told how much she felt herself obliged for the preference of her father. On their way, the stranger, whose name was Valancourt, stepped on first to speak to his hostess, and she came out to welcome St. Aubert into a cottage, much ...
... told how much she felt herself obliged for the preference of her father. On their way, the stranger, whose name was Valancourt, stepped on first to speak to his hostess, and she came out to welcome St. Aubert into a cottage, much ...
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... told them they were out there, and by St. Anthony! I believe they understood me, for they never did so again.' He concluded this eloquent harangue with protesting, that they should share with him, go where he would. The dispute was at ...
... told them they were out there, and by St. Anthony! I believe they understood me, for they never did so again.' He concluded this eloquent harangue with protesting, that they should share with him, go where he would. The dispute was at ...
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