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الصفحة 46
My father was a gentleman of considerable fortune , and , what he valued more ,
was descended from a very ancient family . In the earlier part of his life he had
lived much abroad , and in consequence , I believe , of an attachment to the
house ...
My father was a gentleman of considerable fortune , and , what he valued more ,
was descended from a very ancient family . In the earlier part of his life he had
lived much abroad , and in consequence , I believe , of an attachment to the
house ...
الصفحة 47
... me was proportionally elegant and expensive . “ Soon after I had entered my
twentieth year , my father was seized with a violent fit of illness . My brother , who
was then at college , was immediately called home . My father lived but to see
him ...
... me was proportionally elegant and expensive . “ Soon after I had entered my
twentieth year , my father was seized with a violent fit of illness . My brother , who
was then at college , was immediately called home . My father lived but to see
him ...
الصفحة 50
... who had lived long in my father's family , and insisted on attending me . As to
money - matters , my brother , I am persuaded , would have been very desirous to
make me more comfortable ; but I had too high a spirit to communicate my wants
...
... who had lived long in my father's family , and insisted on attending me . As to
money - matters , my brother , I am persuaded , would have been very desirous to
make me more comfortable ; but I had too high a spirit to communicate my wants
...
الصفحة 61
... conversation furnished not one generous sentiment . The tear of compassion
never started in her eye at a tale of sorrow ; nor did the glow of pleasure ever
sparkle in her countenance at the success of merit . In the society in which I had
lived ...
... conversation furnished not one generous sentiment . The tear of compassion
never started in her eye at a tale of sorrow ; nor did the glow of pleasure ever
sparkle in her countenance at the success of merit . In the society in which I had
lived ...
الصفحة 62
I next became acquainted in the house of Sir George Edwin , a man of very
moderate fortune , who had lived some years in town for the education of his
family . With Sir George I had but little intercourse , though he , too , was a man of
the ...
I next became acquainted in the house of Sir George Edwin , a man of very
moderate fortune , who had lived some years in town for the education of his
family . With Sir George I had but little intercourse , though he , too , was a man of
the ...
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able acquaintance acquired affections allowed amusements appear attended beauty become called cause character circumstances common conduct consider considerable conversation death desire doubt dreams engaged enjoy equally expected express fashion father favour feelings former fortune frequently friends gave gentleman give given hand happy heard honour hope idea imagination importance interest kind ladies language lately learned leave less letter lived look manner matter mean ment mind Mirror nature necessary never object obliged observed occasion once opinion passed passions perhaps persons pleasure possessed present reason received remarkable respect scenes seemed sentiments short situation society sometimes soon sort spirit thing thought tion took town virtue wish write young
معلومات المراجع
| العنوان | The British Essayists: The Mirror المجلد 29 من The British Essayists: With Prefaces, Historical and Biographical, Alexander Chalmers |
| المساهم | Alexander Chalmers |
| الناشر | Little, Brown, 1866 |
| أصلي من | جامعة شيكاغو |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 14 آذار (مارس) 2016 |
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