Littell's Living Age, Volume 35Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1852 |
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Page 69
... Lady delivered Riccabocca's note , which was very short , implying that he feared Peschiera had discovered his retreat - and requesting Lady Lansmere to re- tain Violante , whatever her own desire , till her " I did not expect that you ...
... Lady delivered Riccabocca's note , which was very short , implying that he feared Peschiera had discovered his retreat - and requesting Lady Lansmere to re- tain Violante , whatever her own desire , till her " I did not expect that you ...
Page 73
... Lady Lansmere , ever proudly careful of the world and its gossip , kept Giacomo from betraying his excitement to her servants , and stated throughout the decorous household that the young lady had informed her she was going to visit ...
... Lady Lansmere , ever proudly careful of the world and its gossip , kept Giacomo from betraying his excitement to her servants , and stated throughout the decorous household that the young lady had informed her she was going to visit ...
Page 568
... lady - like Pelham stood still and screamed for assistance , when with the slightest exertion she might have saved her husband a very lengthened immer- sion . There being no Established Church in America dis- sent and unbelief flourish ...
... lady - like Pelham stood still and screamed for assistance , when with the slightest exertion she might have saved her husband a very lengthened immer- sion . There being no Established Church in America dis- sent and unbelief flourish ...
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