 ... some well-known handwriting. She has! — she springs towards the letter, seizes it eagerly, and conceals it in her bosom, while a deep crimson overspreads her face. She now opens the other door opposite to that by which the milliner left her; probably...  Romantic Tales - Page 57by Matthew Gregory Lewis - 1808Full view - About this book
 | 1808 - 408 pages
...hev face. She now opens the other door, opposite to that by which the millener left her : probably it leads to her bed-chamber, which is in the back part of the house : the door closes, and I see (^ordeu* no longer. What can be tlie meaning of all this ? Surely, I know Cordelia too veil to Is it... | |
 | 1840 - 552 pages
...to that by which the milliner left her ; prohably it leads to her bed-chamber, which is in the hack part of the house ; the door closes, and I see Cordelia...myself deceived here in my notions of female virtue, I will never look for it elsewhere. Ha ! I begin to fear that the mystery will be unravelled in the... | |
 | William Hazlitt - 1841 - 556 pages
...to that by which the milliner left her ; prohably it leads to her bed-chamber, which is in the hack part of the house ; the door closes, and I see Cordelia...myself deceived here in my notions of female virtue, I will never look for it elsewhere, Ha II begin to fear that the mystery will be unravelled in the... | |
 | 1866 - 484 pages
...overspreads her face. She now opens the door opposite to that by which the milliner left her : probably it leads to her bed-chamber. which is in the back...principles ? Nay ; if I find myself deceived here in my noiions of female virtue, I will never look for it elsewhere. " Ha ! I begin to fear that the mystery... | |
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