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Page 36
... regard , his family relations entirely without scandal . He knew that affairs had been unpleasant in his youth - that there had been ugly lawsuits and that his scapegrace brother Dur- fey had helped to lower still farther the depressed ...
... regard , his family relations entirely without scandal . He knew that affairs had been unpleasant in his youth - that there had been ugly lawsuits and that his scapegrace brother Dur- fey had helped to lower still farther the depressed ...
Page 77
... regard of any other kind . Wise Dis- senting matrons were divided between fear lest their sons should want to marry her and resentment that she should treat those " undeniable " young men with a distant scorn which was hardly to be ...
... regard of any other kind . Wise Dis- senting matrons were divided between fear lest their sons should want to marry her and resentment that she should treat those " undeniable " young men with a distant scorn which was hardly to be ...
Page 80
... regards : he prayed and pleaded for her with tears , humbling himself for her spiritual deficiencies in the privacy of his study ; and then came downstairs to find himself in timorous subjection to her wishes , lest , as he inwardly ...
... regards : he prayed and pleaded for her with tears , humbling himself for her spiritual deficiencies in the privacy of his study ; and then came downstairs to find himself in timorous subjection to her wishes , lest , as he inwardly ...
Page 85
... regard it as the voice of the tempter : the conviction which had been the law of his better life re- mained within him as a conscience . The struggle of that night was an abridgment of all the struggles that came after . Quick souls ...
... regard it as the voice of the tempter : the conviction which had been the law of his better life re- mained within him as a conscience . The struggle of that night was an abridgment of all the struggles that came after . Quick souls ...
Page 98
... regard every man of our party as a public instrument , and to pull all together . The Transomes have always been a good Tory family , but it has been a cipher of late years . This young fellow coming back with a fortune to give the ...
... regard every man of our party as a public instrument , and to pull all together . The Transomes have always been a good Tory family , but it has been a cipher of late years . This young fellow coming back with a fortune to give the ...
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