Seven tales by seven authors, ed. by the author of 'Frank Fairlegh'.Francis Edward Smedley 1860 |
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Alice answered Arabella Archer arms Aulus Plautius Author of Mary baronet Beatrice beautiful Bishop of Bayeux Black Burnett Blanche brother castle Charles Greville Clara cloth companion daughters dear door Earl of Norfolk Edward Engravings exclaimed eyes face fair Fairlee Fcap feel felt FREDRIKA BREMER Frontispiece gilt edges girls Grace hand handsome happy Harry hauberk heart heiress Hereford Honourable horse hour husband Illustrations JOHN CUMMING Julia knew Lady Dampmore laughed lips look lord Lorraine Margaret marriage married Mary Powell mind Miss Greville Miss Walsingham Miss Woodford morning mother nature never Neville night noble Norwich Castle Odo of Bayeux once party passed poor Post 8vo replied round Saxon scarcely seemed silence Sir Frederic Sir Geoffrey sister smile stood stranger super-royal sure tears tell thing thought told turned uncle Veric voice Waltheof wife woman Woodcuts words young
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