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Page 148
... wife , all acted powerfully on his mind . Two forms emerged from the gloom and approached . One , Frederick had no doubt was the grim Hidalgo who had visited him in his prison , and imposed such strange conditions for his liberation ...
... wife , all acted powerfully on his mind . Two forms emerged from the gloom and approached . One , Frederick had no doubt was the grim Hidalgo who had visited him in his prison , and imposed such strange conditions for his liberation ...
Page 149
... wife . " His mute companions were already at a distance . 66 " France ! " said Frederick , with much emotion . My country ! Dear , beautiful France ! I am about to behold thee once more . " Then , as if recollecting himself , he ...
... wife . " His mute companions were already at a distance . 66 " France ! " said Frederick , with much emotion . My country ! Dear , beautiful France ! I am about to behold thee once more . " Then , as if recollecting himself , he ...
Page 382
... wife ; he must Wellington continued in the public affairs of Eng- be willing to learn to plough , if he don't now how , and land much of the powers , the views , and the do a good fair day's work at anything ; his wife must usages of ...
... wife ; he must Wellington continued in the public affairs of Eng- be willing to learn to plough , if he don't now how , and land much of the powers , the views , and the do a good fair day's work at anything ; his wife must usages of ...
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