Littell's Living Age, 103. kötetLiving Age Company, Incorporated, 1869 |
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146. oldal
... young lady entered , powdered and arrayed in full evening costume , followed by a young gentleman almost as magnificent as herself . This was Miss Katherine Ormathwaite , who had just returned from London , and her cousin , John Scrope ...
... young lady entered , powdered and arrayed in full evening costume , followed by a young gentleman almost as magnificent as herself . This was Miss Katherine Ormathwaite , who had just returned from London , and her cousin , John Scrope ...
147. oldal
... young lady , bursting into a peal of laughter . “ And you are pale instead of red , my dear . Come now , Cousin Jock , let us go to the drawing - room . Oh , ciel ! I would not live in the country and wear an apron and be so cross for ...
... young lady , bursting into a peal of laughter . “ And you are pale instead of red , my dear . Come now , Cousin Jock , let us go to the drawing - room . Oh , ciel ! I would not live in the country and wear an apron and be so cross for ...
493. oldal
... young coun- sel , many husbands would be in a bad pre- dicament . Dr. Lushington was what is considered young at the Bar in 1816. We are informed that the facts withheld from the father and mother were communicated to a young military ...
... young coun- sel , many husbands would be in a bad pre- dicament . Dr. Lushington was what is considered young at the Bar in 1816. We are informed that the facts withheld from the father and mother were communicated to a young military ...
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