Reginald Hastings: Or, A Tale of the Troubles in 164-, Volumen1H. Colburn, 1850 |
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... feel a great interest , perhaps a prejudice , in favour of such unstudied compositions . The frank and manly , yet tender spirit that many of them breathe , the genuine feeling that they reveal , and the stirring incidents that they so ...
... feel a great interest , perhaps a prejudice , in favour of such unstudied compositions . The frank and manly , yet tender spirit that many of them breathe , the genuine feeling that they reveal , and the stirring incidents that they so ...
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... feel jealous of the comparative shade in which they placed me . There was a strong contrast between us too , which served to destroy any thought of rivalry . We were both I was impetuous , but Hugo was more yielding and REGINALD ...
... feel jealous of the comparative shade in which they placed me . There was a strong contrast between us too , which served to destroy any thought of rivalry . We were both I was impetuous , but Hugo was more yielding and REGINALD ...
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... feeling That mourns the harte should ever straye From the pure fount of truth awaye , And hope and faith were in her eye , And angells bowed as she passed bye . J ZILLAH and Phoebe Demiroy were just emerg- ing from woman's brief ...
... feeling That mourns the harte should ever straye From the pure fount of truth awaye , And hope and faith were in her eye , And angells bowed as she passed bye . J ZILLAH and Phoebe Demiroy were just emerg- ing from woman's brief ...
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... feel that she had a mission to convert and en- noble my rugged nature , and in our early years she strove to read , and watched earnestly over my wayward heart ; when it became her own , she perhaps shrank from the difficulty of what ...
... feel that she had a mission to convert and en- noble my rugged nature , and in our early years she strove to read , and watched earnestly over my wayward heart ; when it became her own , she perhaps shrank from the difficulty of what ...
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... feel restraint from the presence of Hugo and Phoebe , who were generally seated together in some deep set window niche ; and there the merry maiden would sometimes be won to momentary silence by some of his strange stories ; or the ...
... feel restraint from the presence of Hugo and Phoebe , who were generally seated together in some deep set window niche ; and there the merry maiden would sometimes be won to momentary silence by some of his strange stories ; or the ...
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appeared armour arms battle of Edgehill beauty Blount brave bright brother Bryan castle Cavalier cheek countenance Court courtier d'Aubigny's danger death Demiroy Digby's Ditchley dress Duchess endeavoured enemy escort exclaimed eyes fain father favour fear feel felt fight flung gallant gazed hand happy Harry Hotspur hastily hear heard heart Hezekiah honour hope horse Hugo Hugo's King King's knew Lady d'Aubigny leave Lewknor London look Lord Digby Lord Falkland Lord Hastings Lord Wilmot matter ment never noble Nottingham once Oxford party passed Pedlar Phoebe pleasure poor present Prince Rupert prisoner Puritan rebels replied rode round Roundheads royal scarcely scenes seemed side silence Sir Janus smile soldier soon sorrow soul sound spirit spoke stood strange sword tears tell thee thou thought told trainbands troop troopers trumpet voice waggon whilst words wounded young Zillah