Felix Holt, the Radical, Volume 2Hawarden Press, 1899 |
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Page 43
... tion that Felix willed her exclusion from his life was making it plain that something more than friendship between them was not so thoroughly out of the question as she had always inwardly asserted . In her pain that his choice lay ...
... tion that Felix willed her exclusion from his life was making it plain that something more than friendship between them was not so thoroughly out of the question as she had always inwardly asserted . In her pain that his choice lay ...
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... as Radical and somewhat impious , as disturbing to trade , and likely to offend the gentry or the ser- vants through whom their harness was ordered : there was a Nemesis in things which made objec- tion CHAPTER V. ...
... as Radical and somewhat impious , as disturbing to trade , and likely to offend the gentry or the ser- vants through whom their harness was ordered : there was a Nemesis in things which made objec- tion CHAPTER V. ...
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George Eliot. there was a Nemesis in things which made objec- tion unsafe , and even the Reform Bill was a sort of electric eel which a thriving tradesman had better leave alone . It was only the " Papists " who lived far enough off to ...
George Eliot. there was a Nemesis in things which made objec- tion unsafe , and even the Reform Bill was a sort of electric eel which a thriving tradesman had better leave alone . It was only the " Papists " who lived far enough off to ...
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... tion to a possible Bycliffe , Johnson felt pretty sure . And he thought with satisfaction that Jermyn could not hinder him from knowing what he al- ready knew about Thomas Transome's issue . Many things might occur to alter his policy ...
... tion to a possible Bycliffe , Johnson felt pretty sure . And he thought with satisfaction that Jermyn could not hinder him from knowing what he al- ready knew about Thomas Transome's issue . Many things might occur to alter his policy ...
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George Eliot. tion of peace or war or amicable partition , it often occurs that gentlemen of high diplomatic talents have their minds bent on the same object from different points of view . Each , perhaps , is thinking of a certain duchy ...
George Eliot. tion of peace or war or amicable partition , it often occurs that gentlemen of high diplomatic talents have their minds bent on the same object from different points of view . Each , perhaps , is thinking of a certain duchy ...
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