Tales of the Manor 2
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She declared " that her whole life had been devoted to raising her family, and related with wonderful rapidity, the trials she had endured ; the labours she had achieved - 9 the self-denial she had practised, in order to cut a figure and preserve appearances ; and declared, that after all, her cares would be thrown away, from the low notions, the vulgar wishes, and the cruel resolutions of Mr. Stanley, who had nei- ther the feelings of a husband nor a father. ,, While this effusion of rage and ...folly passed the lips of Mrs. Stanley, she held Julia in her arms, and embraced her as her only comfort; thus renewing the 118 TALES OF lessons which had been taught to her infancy, by which the child had been led to consider her father as self-willed, and blind to the exalted views of her excellent mother. Julia's consolations proved the nature of her conceptions, she assured her dear mamma, that, " if papa were ever so tyrannical, she would never marry any of his sensible, respect- able men, she could assure him, nor would she ever let him rest, till he had pro- vided them with a carriage like other people." The natural sweetness of Mr.
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She declared " that her whole life had been devoted to raising her family, and related with wonderful rapidity, the trials she had endured ; the labours she had achieved - 9 the self-denial she had practised, in order to cut a figure and preserve appearances ; and declared, that after all, her cares would be thrown away, from the low notions, the vulgar wishes, and the cruel resolutions of Mr. Stanley, who had nei- ther the feelings of a husband nor a father. ,, While this effusion of rage and ...folly passed the lips of Mrs. Stanley, she held Julia in her arms, and embraced her as her only comfort; thus renewing the 118 TALES OF lessons which had been taught to her infancy, by which the child had been led to consider her father as self-willed, and blind to the exalted views of her excellent mother. Julia's consolations proved the nature of her conceptions, she assured her dear mamma, that, " if papa were ever so tyrannical, she would never marry any of his sensible, respect- able men, she could assure him, nor would she ever let him rest, till he had pro- vided them with a carriage like other people." The natural sweetness of Mr.
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