The Philadelphia Visitor, 2. kötet1836 |
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262. oldal
... continued the Count . Yet let the pangs of a parent's heart , al- most broken by affliction , plead an excuse for these interruptions , and induce you to restore the treasure of which you have de- prived me . ' Monsieur de Sevrac ...
... continued the Count . Yet let the pangs of a parent's heart , al- most broken by affliction , plead an excuse for these interruptions , and induce you to restore the treasure of which you have de- prived me . ' Monsieur de Sevrac ...
345. oldal
... continued St. Clair , looking earnest ' Can those who never think , be sensible ly at Mademoiselle de Sevrac , which of bliss ? ' said Sabina , smiling . ' Certainly not , ' answered St. Clair . Yet gratification of which would prove ...
... continued St. Clair , looking earnest ' Can those who never think , be sensible ly at Mademoiselle de Sevrac , which of bliss ? ' said Sabina , smiling . ' Certainly not , ' answered St. Clair . Yet gratification of which would prove ...
364. oldal
... continued . your father will never consent to your marrying a plebeian ; and should your passion for Adelaide be made known to him , the inevitable ruin of her family would follow . ' • Perplexed and hopeless , yet doating on the object ...
... continued . your father will never consent to your marrying a plebeian ; and should your passion for Adelaide be made known to him , the inevitable ruin of her family would follow . ' • Perplexed and hopeless , yet doating on the object ...
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Abbe Le Blanc Aboulias Alberic ancholy answered appeared arms baronet beautiful beheld blood bosom Briancour chamber chateau cheek child Clair countenance cried dark daugh daughter dear death door dreadful Emma Emma Crawford entered exclaimed eyes face father fear feelings gazed girl hand happy hear heard heart heaven hope horror hour husband instantly lady look Madame de Sevrac Madame Du Barri Mademoiselle de Sevrac Marquis marriage Mary melan melancholy ment mind monk Monsieur de Sevrac Monteleoni morning mother Naples never night passed PHILADELPHIA VISITER poniard poor Ravillon replied Richard Penderell Rosine round Rugantino Sabina scene seemed sigh Signor Lupo silent smile Sniggle soon sorrow soul stood stranger tears tell thee thing thou thought tion took trembling turned uttered voice wife Willoughby woman words wound young