Ursula's labours in the wardrobe and still-room with expressions of joy that their cousin should be absent from England during so stormy a season of political strife ; more particularly as the zeal and domestic influence of Dr. Esdras increased in proportion... The Abbey: And Other Tales - Sivu 153tekijä(t) Mrs. Gore (Catherine Grace Frances) - 1840Koko teos - Tietoja tästä kirjasta
| 1835 - 438 sivua
...rapidly advancing towards womanhood, was often heard to interrupt her sister Ursula's labours in the wardrobe and still-room with expressions of joy that...faction. And yet, considering how often young Mistress de Cressingham declared herself " rejoiced" by the rambling campaigns of " poor Frank," it was surprising... | |
| Catherine Grace F. Gore - 1838 - 1064 sivua
...interrupt her sister Ursula's labours in the wardrobe and still-room with expressions of joy that then- cousin should be absent from England during so stormy a season of political strife ; isdll! • sot more particularly as the zeal and domestic influence of Dr. Esdras increased in proportion... | |
| Emily Percival - 1849 - 320 sivua
...advancing towards womanhood, was often MILICENT. heard to interrupt her sister Ursula's labors in the wardrobe and still-room, with expressions of joy that...faction. And yet, considering how often young Mistress de Cressingham declared herself " rejoiced" by the rambling campaigns of "poor Frank," it was surprising... | |
| G. S. Munroe - 1850 - 316 sivua
...advancing towards womanhood, was often NILICENT. heard to interrupt her sister Ursula's labors in the wardrobe and still-room, with expressions of joy that...increased in proportion as the public influence of his parly declined ; while the sinister aspect of their father's affairs only tended to irritate his prejudices... | |
| Emily Percival - 1849 - 314 sivua
...rapidly advancing towards womanhood, was often heard to interrupt her sister Ursula's labors in the wardrobe and still-room, with expressions of joy that their cousin should be absent from England daring so stormy a season of political strife ; more particularly as the zeal and domestic influence... | |
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