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Page 158
... acknowledge herself the bride of another and of all men , the bride of that Varney ? " " Madam , I speak it in earnest - Varney is my true and faithful servant , trusted in my deepest secrets . I had better lose my right hand than his ...
... acknowledge herself the bride of another and of all men , the bride of that Varney ? " " Madam , I speak it in earnest - Varney is my true and faithful servant , trusted in my deepest secrets . I had better lose my right hand than his ...
Page 159
... acknowledge me as a pure and chaste matron , worthy to share your fortunes , when , holding that high character , I had strolled the country the acknowledged wife of such a profligate fellow as your servant Varney ! " C 66 - My lord ...
... acknowledge me as a pure and chaste matron , worthy to share your fortunes , when , holding that high character , I had strolled the country the acknowledged wife of such a profligate fellow as your servant Varney ! " C 66 - My lord ...
Page 266
... acknowledge his obligations to the Rev. W. Conybeare of Christ Church , Oxford , for his scientific hints towards the enlargement of the text , and to the Rev. W. Buckland , Professor of Mineralogy and Geo- logy in that University , for ...
... acknowledge his obligations to the Rev. W. Conybeare of Christ Church , Oxford , for his scientific hints towards the enlargement of the text , and to the Rev. W. Buckland , Professor of Mineralogy and Geo- logy in that University , for ...
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