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His friends allege that it was his dislike to Madame de Staël , and his horror of what he thought the sickly sentimentalities and pompous platitudes of Corinne , ' that hurried him into the opposite extreme of putting ...
His friends allege that it was his dislike to Madame de Staël , and his horror of what he thought the sickly sentimentalities and pompous platitudes of Corinne , ' that hurried him into the opposite extreme of putting ...
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him falling in love at first sight with the charming Italian , who was beside herself with pleasure at the thought of our soon finding our- selves five hundred feet under ground , and was a thousand miles from the thought of making ...
him falling in love at first sight with the charming Italian , who was beside herself with pleasure at the thought of our soon finding our- selves five hundred feet under ground , and was a thousand miles from the thought of making ...
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For all this he probably thought and cared nothing ; the one annoyance , the standing grievance , was that his tranquillity was disturbed , and that he was dragged into the arena of public conflict . He could not be allowed to pursue ...
For all this he probably thought and cared nothing ; the one annoyance , the standing grievance , was that his tranquillity was disturbed , and that he was dragged into the arena of public conflict . He could not be allowed to pursue ...
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lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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