De Vere: Or, The Man of Independence, Volume 1Carey, Lea, and Carey, 1827 |
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... President ; he thinks me much too uncouth for his courtly tastes , as well as too ignorant of that world he loves so well . " " Nay , " said Lady Eleanor , " I must not let you talk of his love for it , after having given such unex ...
... President ; he thinks me much too uncouth for his courtly tastes , as well as too ignorant of that world he loves so well . " " Nay , " said Lady Eleanor , " I must not let you talk of his love for it , after having given such unex ...
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... President of College , Oxford , put an end to my conference with Lady Eleanor . From Harclai's account of him , I might have ex- pected to see a smooth , silken , rosy - gilled minion , who had basked into an unmeaning manner and ...
... President of College , Oxford , put an end to my conference with Lady Eleanor . From Harclai's account of him , I might have ex- pected to see a smooth , silken , rosy - gilled minion , who had basked into an unmeaning manner and ...
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... President must take care how he talks of the world to Mr. Beauclerk , for Mr. Harclai has been before - hand with him . " " Is Harclai , here , then ? " asked Dr. Herbert , with something like a check ; " I saw no sign of him , not even ...
... President must take care how he talks of the world to Mr. Beauclerk , for Mr. Harclai has been before - hand with him . " " Is Harclai , here , then ? " asked Dr. Herbert , with something like a check ; " I saw no sign of him , not even ...
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... President , " I would read individuals . But , in truth , he knows nothing really about the world he abuses ; he is too indiscriminating for an oracle : and after all , I believe mere pique at some disappointments , weaving itself in ...
... President , " I would read individuals . But , in truth , he knows nothing really about the world he abuses ; he is too indiscriminating for an oracle : and after all , I believe mere pique at some disappointments , weaving itself in ...
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... President , adopting the laughing tone of De Vere , in effect to give a lighter air , as least incon- venient to his carrying him off . Lady Eleanor looked her surprise ; but veiling curiosity with her natural self - command , she said ...
... President , adopting the laughing tone of De Vere , in effect to give a lighter air , as least incon- venient to his carrying him off . Lady Eleanor looked her surprise ; but veiling curiosity with her natural self - command , she said ...
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admiration agreeable ambition answered asked aunt beauty better called character charm Clayton confess court cousin cried daughter dear delight disposition Doctor Earl elegance Eustace fashion father favour fear feeling felt Flowerdale fortune gentleman give grace happy Harclai heard heart Herbert honour hope hour interest knew Lady Clanellan Lady Constance Lady Eleanor Lady Elizabeth laugh least look Lord Bolingbroke Lord Cleveland Lord Halifax Lord Mowbray lordship manner Marchioness masque means ment mind minister moated house Mortimer mother Mowbray's nature ness never noble observed Oldbury opinion Partridge Partridge family party Parvenu perhaps person pleased pleasure politics Polycrates President pride racter replied De Vere returned scene seemed sentiment SHAKSPEARE shew Sir Bertie Sir William smiled sort spirit stance subalterns suppose sure Sylvan Talbois tell thing thought tion tridge truth uncle Vere's wish wonder young youth