The royalist and the republican, 3. cilt1852 |
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adventures affection amongst Bellasa-house board the Admiral brave brother Cavaliers child cloth crime CURRER BELL dear death deed delight despair discovery dream duty efforts Elkanah eyes face fate fcap fears feelings felt Fleet grief guilt happiness heard heart hope horror hour human Jabesh Jane Eyre JULIA KAVANAGH King knew Lady Gerrard late Leigh Hunt letter looked loved Lucy Lucy Lucy's Master Gerrard Master White memory Mistress Miriam mother nature ness never noble Old Bailey old Daubrey once pain Parliament passed passion past possession post 8vo prayer Prince rard rich Royalists Rupert safety secret seemed ship silence Sir Herbert's sister sorrow soul spirit spite stood storm struggle sudden sympathy tale terrible thee thou thought tion told Tredagh trembling trial truth turned vessel volume W. M. THACKERAY watched Wilmot and Kerr Wilmot passed words wretched WUTHERING HEIGHTS youth
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