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Canterbury tales ; 4 (1801) Lee, Harriet. - London : G. G. and J. Robinson, 1801 ... evening f een day-light and the fun. He had believed he fhould never fee it more, and to his ... ... fmall importance in his department: he was believed to be rich; his wife claimed a fort of remote ... |
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Marchmont ; 2 (1796) Smith, Charlotte. - London : Low, 1796 ... a plan To little likely to be effeated, believed that were AIthea to appear in public, attended ... ... his father's affairs had forry to fay fhe believed it would not be in her power, or that of ... |
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Alicia de Lacy ; 1 (1814) West, Jane. - London : Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1814 ... oft'erings at the shrine of every saint whom she believed possessed influence in heaven, on account ... ... irrational object? of his care, who he believed sympathized in his disappointment j and ... |
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The royal exile; or, ... ; 1 (1822) Mary, Queen. - London : Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown [u.a.], 1822 ... plans, that it should be a man whom she believed she could influence. \Vitbthisviewsheatlengthproposcdaloverofherown, ... ... palace of Holyrood House, so that, as they believed, it was not passable for any person, to escape ... |
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The Lords of Erith ; 3 (1809) Stepney, Catherine. - London : Ryan [u.a.], 1809 ... thereon: the generality^ who most decidedly believed it to be haunted, thought him at best, a ... ... bower of her own rearing, and Where she believed herself alone, but the sigh was .verheard ... |
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Woman ; 3 (1809) Morgan, Sydney. - London : Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1809 ... yourself.alone … chose you because I believed you capable of a great passion, and of those ... ... prejudices, his interest*!, and his pride, believed her innocent in fact, though erroneous in ... |
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Cordelia, or a romance ... ; 1 (1799) King, Sophia. - London : Lane, 1799 ... injufticc, and (he did not attempt mints, and believed himfelf a prodigy o f w j t an j eloquence ... ... eloquence to remedy our fhuation. In Ihort, we believed my mutner weak, and mv' … CHAP. IF* … ... |
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Fitz-Edward ; 2 (1811) DeLisle, Emma. - London : Newman, 1811 ... accommodate her idc{W. to the conviction she believed just, that he was a mQSt consummate COXComb-a ... ... for all this mystery ; but as she firmly believed all her niece's actions and resolves were ... |
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Count Eugenio ; 1 (1807) Butler, Harriet. - London : Hughes, 1807 ... character—soon a gripe of superstition, for I believed the cause of holiness better served in the ... ... creature quitted the Alberono palace, as we believed, for ever. PART <H ,.„ … oi her, whose ... |
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Marchmont ; 3 (1796) Smith, Charlotte. - London : Low, 1796 ... another piercing fhriek, having, as fhc believed, a dreadful confirmation of all flic dreaded ... ... Vampyre's people could be about the houfe, and believed his young lady very unlikely to terrify ... |
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