Home: A Novel, 4. kötetJ. Mawman, 1802 |
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69. oldal
... imagine that she is either remembered or esteemed by me . Our meeting now , will be a sad one , for we cannot forget the days that are past , -but hasten to her , Sir Esmond , and tell her that I wait most impatiently to embrace her ...
... imagine that she is either remembered or esteemed by me . Our meeting now , will be a sad one , for we cannot forget the days that are past , -but hasten to her , Sir Esmond , and tell her that I wait most impatiently to embrace her ...
73. oldal
... imagine . " replied Mrs. Arnvale , " that a young man like him , could form an adequate conception of them . It is a vulgar and trite remark , that one half of the world does not know how the other lives ; but the truth of it I have ...
... imagine . " replied Mrs. Arnvale , " that a young man like him , could form an adequate conception of them . It is a vulgar and trite remark , that one half of the world does not know how the other lives ; but the truth of it I have ...
140. oldal
... imagine ; when her passions speak , she listens only to them . " " In this instance , her passions will be her punishment , for if she does not feel remorse , she must at least suffer pain from the impofsi- bility of marrying the man ...
... imagine ; when her passions speak , she listens only to them . " " In this instance , her passions will be her punishment , for if she does not feel remorse , she must at least suffer pain from the impofsi- bility of marrying the man ...
178. oldal
... imagine how low the sense of it would sink you . Nor is this the worst I have to dread for you . Time might restore you to tranquillity , but Harriet's fate might prevent you and Prudence from forming those connexions in life , to which ...
... imagine how low the sense of it would sink you . Nor is this the worst I have to dread for you . Time might restore you to tranquillity , but Harriet's fate might prevent you and Prudence from forming those connexions in life , to which ...
188. oldal
... imagine how difficult it is to converse with you . " " Don't let us dispute , but let me implore for your own sake - for that of every friend who is dear to you , that you will abandon your design . " " Why all this scrupulosity in you ...
... imagine how difficult it is to converse with you . " " Don't let us dispute , but let me implore for your own sake - for that of every friend who is dear to you , that you will abandon your design . " " Why all this scrupulosity in you ...
Gyakori szavak és kifejezések
Abbey affection afsured agreeable Alderton Almorne Altona Anson anxiety anxious appear Armiger Arnvale behaviour cause character conceal conduct consanguinity consent consolation Constantia cried daugh daughter distress Elford endeavoured esteem expected exprefsing extremely Fanbrook father and mother favour fear feel fortune Frederic gave give Hanway happineſs happy Harriet heart hope husband illneſs imagine impofsible indifferent indulge informed John and Lady Lady Ornville Lady Vyner lative leave lefs letter Madam manner marriage marry Matilda Melfont Mifs Hargrave Mifs Ornville Mifs Willow mind misery misfortune morning necefsary nefs never Oak Hill object obliged occasion opinion Ornville's pafsion painful paſsed peace Philip pofsible prevent proposed Prudence racter Ramsgate regard replied request respect sake satisfaction separation Sir Esmond Sir John sister situation society soon Sorell's sorrow stantia suffer tell tenderneſs thought tion told Tresilian unhappineſs unhappy virtue wife wish woman women
Népszerű szakaszok
241. oldal - Since trifles make the sum of human things, And half our misery from our foibles springs; Since life's best joys consist in peace and ease, And though but few can serve, yet all may please;.
73. oldal - one half of the world does not know how the other half lives.
245. oldal - Invidious grave! how dost thou rend in sunder Whom love has knit, and sympathy made one! A tie more stubborn far than nature's band. Friendship ! mysterious cement of the soul ! Sweetener of life, and solder of society!
144. oldal - Never let man be bold enough to say, " Thus and no farther shall my passion stray ; " The first crime past, compels us on to more, " And guilt proves fate, which was but choice before.
179. oldal - ... the virtuous almost as unhappy at the misconduct of their near relations, as if they were themselves the guilty persons. Nothing can be more unjust,—nothing more opposite to reason and...
218. oldal - ... till women have the place and weight which property confers, in vain may they appeal to Justice.
125. oldal - Property* ; and form an honeft happy Society, with Marriages, and Relations dear, and all the Charities Of Father, Son, and Brother .* I...