Massenburg. A tale. [By Mrs. C. M. Cadell.], Volume 31825 |
Common terms and phrases
agitated Anlaby attention better Buckham burg carriage Cavendish Square CHAPTER cheek Colonel Douglas conduct countenance Countess Cowen dare daughter dear dear father derick door Douglas's dress Earl Eliza felt entered exclaimed eyes father favour feelings gentleman hand happy hasten Hastings Hill hear heart honour hope instantly Jacin knew Lady Jacintha Stangate Ladyship leave Lisle Lisle's looked Lord LORD BYRON Major Douglas manner ment mignonette mind misery Miss Graham Miss Massen Miss Massenburg Miss Pilling Miss Rochford morning never night O'Neale O'Neale's object Oxford Street pain Park Lane paused pleasure present replied returned Roderick Graham rushed seat seemed senburg silence Sir Fre Sir Frederick Massenburg Sir James smile soon sorbed sorrow soul spoke stood stranger suffered sure surprise tears tell thing thought tion tone turned utter walk wish words