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Side 25
... my daughter ; God approves of and protects you . ' It was agreeable to poor
Genevieve to have these words of commendation and hope addressed to her ;
not that she required such prompting to do her duty , but because they assured
her ...
... my daughter ; God approves of and protects you . ' It was agreeable to poor
Genevieve to have these words of commendation and hope addressed to her ;
not that she required such prompting to do her duty , but because they assured
her ...
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... love , and again blessing the maid he held out as a pattern to all around ,
alluded , in a voice faltering with emotion , to his former words of encouragement
, asking , ' Said I not truly , daughter , that the God who approved would protect
you ?
... love , and again blessing the maid he held out as a pattern to all around ,
alluded , in a voice faltering with emotion , to his former words of encouragement
, asking , ' Said I not truly , daughter , that the God who approved would protect
you ?
Side 3
Because he tried to assassinate General Bonaparte , ' returned the jailer . ' Is he ,
then , a patriot ? ' Oh no ; but he lost his son in the war in Germany , and that
maddened him . He has but one child left - his daughter . ' " Oh , then it was in a ...
Because he tried to assassinate General Bonaparte , ' returned the jailer . ' Is he ,
then , a patriot ? ' Oh no ; but he lost his son in the war in Germany , and that
maddened him . He has but one child left - his daughter . ' " Oh , then it was in a ...
Side 13
The daughter was one of those rare beings presented now and then to the world ,
as if to shew that nature can surpass a poet's dreams . Educated entirely by her
father , the motherless girl was devoted to him ; for though her beauty , her virtue
...
The daughter was one of those rare beings presented now and then to the world ,
as if to shew that nature can surpass a poet's dreams . Educated entirely by her
father , the motherless girl was devoted to him ; for though her beauty , her virtue
...
Side 14
Is it possible ; was it your daughter ?? Yes indeed ; but in speaking of her I forget
the news I have to give you . The emperor is going to Milan , where he will be
crowned king of Italy . ' • What emperor ?? " Why , General Bonaparte to be sure .
Is it possible ; was it your daughter ?? Yes indeed ; but in speaking of her I forget
the news I have to give you . The emperor is going to Milan , where he will be
crowned king of Italy . ' • What emperor ?? " Why , General Bonaparte to be sure .
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | Chambers's Miscellany of Instructive & Entertaining Tracts, Bind 1–2 Chambers's Miscellany of Instructive & Entertaining Tracts, William Chambers |
| Redaktører | William Chambers, Robert Chambers |
| Udgiver | Lippincott, 1869 |
| Oprindeligt fra | University of Illinois ved Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitaliseret | 12. aug 2016 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |