Tales And Novels 9
Tales And Novels 9
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And splendour of the topaz, good works.'* " By these conceits," continued the historian, ** Innocent endeavoured to repay John for one of the most im- porUnt prerogatives of the crown." d by Google HARRINGTON. 181 men, a young man she believes of the name of Jacob, the only person except Mr. Manessa, who was in the little parlour^ while her ladyship and Lady Anne Mowbray were there.
'' Lady de Brantefield requests that Mr. Manessa will bring the ring hinuelf to Lady Warbeck's, Hanover^square, w...here Lady de Brantefield is at present " Lady de Brantefield desires Mr. M. will make no delay, as her ladyship must remain in indescribable anxiety till Sir Jos8eline*s ring shall be restored. Her ladyship could not answer for such a loss to her family and posterity.
** Hamoner-9qmwty Tmfday^^ Jacob was perfectly certain that her ladyship had not left the ring with him ; nevertheless he made diligent search for it, and afterwards accompanied Mr. Manessa to Lady Warbeck's, to assure Lady de Brantefield that the ring was not in their house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And splendour of the topaz, good works.'* " By these conceits," continued the historian, ** Innocent endeavoured to repay John for one of the most im- porUnt prerogatives of the crown." d by Google HARRINGTON. 181 men, a young man she believes of the name of Jacob, the only person except Mr. Manessa, who was in the little parlour^ while her ladyship and Lady Anne Mowbray were there.
'' Lady de Brantefield requests that Mr. Manessa will bring the ring hinuelf to Lady Warbeck's, Hanover^square, w...here Lady de Brantefield is at present " Lady de Brantefield desires Mr. M. will make no delay, as her ladyship must remain in indescribable anxiety till Sir Jos8eline*s ring shall be restored. Her ladyship could not answer for such a loss to her family and posterity.
** Hamoner-9qmwty Tmfday^^ Jacob was perfectly certain that her ladyship had not left the ring with him ; nevertheless he made diligent search for it, and afterwards accompanied Mr. Manessa to Lady Warbeck's, to assure Lady de Brantefield that the ring was not in their house.
What to read after Tales And Novels 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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