The Ladies' Wreath, 第 1 卷Martyn & Ely, 1847 |
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admiration affection Alice Annie Atherton aunt beautiful beloved blessed breath bright brow character charm cheek cheerful child comfort Cousin Sybil Danforth dark daugh daughter dear death delightful domestic dream duties earth earthly Elmdale eternal Evelina Evelyn exclaimed father feel female flowers Forrester gazed gentle girl give Grace grave hand happiness heart heaven hope human husband I-NO ISABELLA OF CASTILE Josephine de Beauharnais labor light live Locust Grove look marriage Martha Washington Martin Farquhar Tupper mind Miss moral mother nature ness never noble passion Percival pleasure possessed racter render riding habit Robert Carter S. T. MARTYN sapphire colored scene sister smile society soon sorrow soul spirit suffering sweet Sybil Fleming taste tears thee thing thou thought tion true truth upper ten thousand virtues voice wife wish woman women words young lady youth
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