The British Novelists: With an Essay, and Prefaces, Biographical and Critical by Mrs. Barbauld, المجلد 40F. C. and J. Rivington, 1810 |
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... madam , cried Cecilia , colouring at her ill - breeding . You will find , said Mr. Monckton , affecting the same ignorance of her meaning that Cecilia really felt , as you mix with the world , you will find that Lady Margaret has but ...
... madam , cried Cecilia , colouring at her ill - breeding . You will find , said Mr. Monckton , affecting the same ignorance of her meaning that Cecilia really felt , as you mix with the world , you will find that Lady Margaret has but ...
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... madam , said Mr. Belfield , in defiance of these maxims of the world , to be guided by the light of your own understanding ? And such , returned Mr. Monckton , at first set- ting out in life , is the intention of every one . The closet ...
... madam , said Mr. Belfield , in defiance of these maxims of the world , to be guided by the light of your own understanding ? And such , returned Mr. Monckton , at first set- ting out in life , is the intention of every one . The closet ...
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... madam , said Belfield , are mighty sorry champions for con- stancy or friendship . They wage war with all ex- pectations but of depravity , and grant no quarter even to the purest designs , where they think there will be any temptation ...
... madam , said Belfield , are mighty sorry champions for con- stancy or friendship . They wage war with all ex- pectations but of depravity , and grant no quarter even to the purest designs , where they think there will be any temptation ...
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... Madam , cried the same gentleman , if you liked him because he was your advocate , companion , and assistant , pray like me too , for I am ready to become all three at once . You are very good , said Cecilia , laughing , but at present ...
... Madam , cried the same gentleman , if you liked him because he was your advocate , companion , and assistant , pray like me too , for I am ready to become all three at once . You are very good , said Cecilia , laughing , but at present ...
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... madam , said he , returning her bow , are I hope an exception in the happiest way , that of hav- ing no sorrow at all . I come , now , to the silence of affectation , which is presently discernible by the roving of the eye round the ...
... madam , said he , returning her bow , are I hope an exception in the happiest way , that of hav- ing no sorrow at all . I come , now , to the silence of affectation , which is presently discernible by the roving of the eye round the ...
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acquaintance admiration affairs alarmed already amazement answered Cecilia appearance Arnott assure attention baronet begged Belfield better Briggs brother called cerning cilia connexion conversation cried Cecilia desire distress Don Quixote dress eager endeavoured engaged entertainment exclaimed expect extremely father favour fear fortune gave gentleman give Gosport guardians half hand happy Harlequin Harrel hear heard heart honour hope immediately inquire James's Square knew laughing lence live look madam manner mean ment mind Miss Beverley Miss Larolles Miss Leeson Monckton morning Morrice mortified ness never obliged opera passed perceived pleasure poor Portman Square portunity pray present promise racter received refusal returned seemed servant Sir Robert Floyer situation smiling soon speak spirit stairs Suffolk sure surprise talk tell thing thought tion told town Violet-Bank wait white domino wish woman young Delvile young lady