Shelley's Dream WomenCassell, 1967 - 301 páginas |
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... finally to give her consent to the Italian project . Somehow Allegra had to be got to Italy join her father . Byron made no suggestions , sent no money . It took weeks , or even months , to get from him any reply to their letters . Yet ...
... finally to give her consent to the Italian project . Somehow Allegra had to be got to Italy join her father . Byron made no suggestions , sent no money . It took weeks , or even months , to get from him any reply to their letters . Yet ...
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... Finally she confessed to him her bitter grief at Jane's duplicity . Jane's stories , she knew , were being repeated and probably Moore himself had heard them . He took her part at once and advised her no longer to keep her indignation ...
... Finally she confessed to him her bitter grief at Jane's duplicity . Jane's stories , she knew , were being repeated and probably Moore himself had heard them . He took her part at once and advised her no longer to keep her indignation ...
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... finally refused . Trelawny was scornful of such waste of opportunity . He wrote her sarcastic , scolding letters from Brighton and she was stung to bitter remon- strance : ' What has my life been ? ' she asked . ' What is it ? My ...
... finally refused . Trelawny was scornful of such waste of opportunity . He wrote her sarcastic , scolding letters from Brighton and she was stung to bitter remon- strance : ' What has my life been ? ' she asked . ' What is it ? My ...
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