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If I were but single, an opportunity now offers of captivating a lovely and accomplished foreign Countess, with a dowry of diamonds in her dressing-box, and a gold mine in her precious pocket: there's a good opening for a nice young man ...
If I were but single, an opportunity now offers of captivating a lovely and accomplished foreign Countess, with a dowry of diamonds in her dressing-box, and a gold mine in her precious pocket: there's a good opening for a nice young man ...
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The journey to London was a very agreeable one;—the Countess, having recovered with marvellous celerity the moment she placed her pretty little foot on terra firma, exerted herself to make up for lost time, and succeeded so well that ...
The journey to London was a very agreeable one;—the Countess, having recovered with marvellous celerity the moment she placed her pretty little foot on terra firma, exerted herself to make up for lost time, and succeeded so well that ...
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“Let these men go out of the room,” he said; “I shall not resist—but I have something to say, which perhaps it is as well all should not hear.” Lewis addressed himself rather to the Countess than to ...
“Let these men go out of the room,” he said; “I shall not resist—but I have something to say, which perhaps it is as well all should not hear.” Lewis addressed himself rather to the Countess than to ...
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