Littell's Living Age, Volume 162Living Age Company Incorporated, 1884 |
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Page 343
... Lady Thwaite have heard I'm a squire's lady , would care did not take much notice of them or inter- fere with them , and while they made a great many remarks upon her , she inspired them with a mixture of wonder and awe , not altogether ...
... Lady Thwaite have heard I'm a squire's lady , would care did not take much notice of them or inter- fere with them , and while they made a great many remarks upon her , she inspired them with a mixture of wonder and awe , not altogether ...
Page 395
... Lady Matilda - Lady Matilda Wilmot , is she not ? -the widow lady who lives with her brother the earl , and has a married daughter who is - " Yes , yes ; that is she , no doubt . That is Lady Matilda as she would be described in Burke ...
... Lady Matilda - Lady Matilda Wilmot , is she not ? -the widow lady who lives with her brother the earl , and has a married daughter who is - " Yes , yes ; that is she , no doubt . That is Lady Matilda as she would be described in Burke ...
Page 597
... Lady Fermor as a resi- dence during the few years she could sur- vive . In addition to her furniture Lord Fermor bequeathed to his widow the rem- nant of the fortune which was at his dis- posal , apart from the entailed estates . The ...
... Lady Fermor as a resi- dence during the few years she could sur- vive . In addition to her furniture Lord Fermor bequeathed to his widow the rem- nant of the fortune which was at his dis- posal , apart from the entailed estates . The ...
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