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Page 10
... sir , of a spirit , and she will endeavor On this the medium arose , and be- came strangely convulsed . " I see ... George Dedlow .
... sir , of a spirit , and she will endeavor On this the medium arose , and be- came strangely convulsed . " I see ... George Dedlow .
Page 99
... Sir George Neville . He was still unmarried , and she was the cause ; so far at least as this : she had put him out of conceit with the other ladies at that period when he had serious thoughts of marriage and the inclination to marry at ...
... Sir George Neville . He was still unmarried , and she was the cause ; so far at least as this : she had put him out of conceit with the other ladies at that period when he had serious thoughts of marriage and the inclination to marry at ...
Page 100
... Sir George rode up to Hernshaw Castle , and called upon her . She begged to be excused from see- ing him . Now Sir George was universally courted , and this rather nettled him ; however , he soon learned that she re- ceived nobody ...
... Sir George rode up to Hernshaw Castle , and called upon her . She begged to be excused from see- ing him . Now Sir George was universally courted , and this rather nettled him ; however , he soon learned that she re- ceived nobody ...
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... Sir George Neville , and others ; and , above all , had announced that Griffith would be back for good in a few days . So now his continued absence exposed her to sly questions from her own sex , to the interchange of glances between ...
... Sir George Neville , and others ; and , above all , had announced that Griffith would be back for good in a few days . So now his continued absence exposed her to sly questions from her own sex , to the interchange of glances between ...
Page 216
... sir , if you could dress , and entertain the company in her place awhile . For I must tell you , your being so long ... George Neville , who was at the bottom of the table , proposed , with his usual courtesy , to resign his place to Griffith ...
... sir , if you could dress , and entertain the company in her place awhile . For I must tell you , your being so long ... George Neville , who was at the bottom of the table , proposed , with his usual courtesy , to resign his place to Griffith ...
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