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The room occupied by this interesting party was characterized by the elegant sim- plicity of its style and embellishment . There was nothing of vanity or pretension in its furniture or arrangement ; nothing * Ps . xxxiii .
The room occupied by this interesting party was characterized by the elegant sim- plicity of its style and embellishment . There was nothing of vanity or pretension in its furniture or arrangement ; nothing * Ps . xxxiii .
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She recollected , also , that she had it in her power to accomplish her purpose more effectually by excluding her daughter from participating in the amusements of a juvenile party , which was invited to assemble at the cottage on the ...
She recollected , also , that she had it in her power to accomplish her purpose more effectually by excluding her daughter from participating in the amusements of a juvenile party , which was invited to assemble at the cottage on the ...
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The party usually assembled at the hour of taking tea , during which , and for some time afterwards , the subjects that were introduced , and which were proposed by the worthy clergyman for general conversation , respected man's proba- ...
The party usually assembled at the hour of taking tea , during which , and for some time afterwards , the subjects that were introduced , and which were proposed by the worthy clergyman for general conversation , respected man's proba- ...
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Hunting , shooting , horse - racing , cards , dinner - parties , visit- ing in every direction through the county , with what he termed a little gentlemanly gambling , formed consequently the routine of his daily life .
Hunting , shooting , horse - racing , cards , dinner - parties , visit- ing in every direction through the county , with what he termed a little gentlemanly gambling , formed consequently the routine of his daily life .
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While I am quite anxious that you should be present at the party , I have felt that I dare not trust to a written invitation , in consequence of an apprehension that , differing , as I fear we do , on some points as regards the ...
While I am quite anxious that you should be present at the party , I have felt that I dare not trust to a written invitation , in consequence of an apprehension that , differing , as I fear we do , on some points as regards the ...
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| Title | Domestic memoirs of a Christian family resident in the county of Cumberland |
| Author | Henry Tudor |
| Publisher | J. Hatchard and Son, 1848 |
| Original from | Montserrat Abbey Library |
| Digitized | 30 Mar 2011 |
| Length | 416 pages |
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