Novels and Miscellaneous Works: With Prefaces and Notes, Including Those Attributed to Sir Walter Scott, Volume 4 |
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Page 13
Upon hearing this account , they came to this resolution , that the children should
be all carried by them to the door of one ... and that I , the mother , should remove
for some days , shut up the doors , and be gone : that the people should be told ...
Upon hearing this account , they came to this resolution , that the children should
be all carried by them to the door of one ... and that I , the mother , should remove
for some days , shut up the doors , and be gone : that the people should be told ...
Page 14
Amy , a resolute girl , knocked at the door , with the children all with her , and
bade the eldest , as soon as the door was open , run in , and the rest after her .
She set them all down at the door before she knocked , and when she knocked
she ...
Amy , a resolute girl , knocked at the door , with the children all with her , and
bade the eldest , as soon as the door was open , run in , and the rest after her .
She set them all down at the door before she knocked , and when she knocked
she ...
Page 15
No , no , Mrs. says the mistress , I am not much engaged , sit down ; this
senseless creature here has brought in my fool of a brother's whole house of
children upon me , and tells me , that a wench brought them to the door , and
thrust them in ...
No , no , Mrs. says the mistress , I am not much engaged , sit down ; this
senseless creature here has brought in my fool of a brother's whole house of
children upon me , and tells me , that a wench brought them to the door , and
thrust them in ...
Page 25
While he was laying down the scheme of my management , came a cart to the
door with a load of goods , and an upholsterer's man to put them up ; they were
chiefly the furniture of two rooms which he had carried away for his two years '
rent ...
While he was laying down the scheme of my management , came a cart to the
door with a load of goods , and an upholsterer's man to put them up ; they were
chiefly the furniture of two rooms which he had carried away for his two years '
rent ...
Page 61
Well , my lord , said I , your highness shall have a farther demonstration than this ,
as to that which you are pleased to accept for beauty , that it is the mere work of
nature ; and with that I stepped to the door , and rung a little bell for my woman ...
Well , my lord , said I , your highness shall have a farther demonstration than this ,
as to that which you are pleased to accept for beauty , that it is the mere work of
nature ; and with that I stepped to the door , and rung a little bell for my woman ...
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