Shelley's Dream WomenCassell, 1967 - 301 páginas |
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... arrived . This the man agreed to do but only on condition that Shelley treated him and his friends to a celebration supper . Further familiarities that the man suggested , such as washing the bride in whisky , Shelley indignantly ...
... arrived . This the man agreed to do but only on condition that Shelley treated him and his friends to a celebration supper . Further familiarities that the man suggested , such as washing the bride in whisky , Shelley indignantly ...
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... arrived in style , in an enormous Napoleonic coach which he had had especially made for such an occasion . Besides ... arrival caused a great deal of stir and commotion and , to add to the dramatic effect , Byron signed his age as 100 in ...
... arrived in style , in an enormous Napoleonic coach which he had had especially made for such an occasion . Besides ... arrival caused a great deal of stir and commotion and , to add to the dramatic effect , Byron signed his age as 100 in ...
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... arrived at a moment of great inconvenience and anxiety for Mary . She had asked the Gisbornes to join her lonely vigil at Lucca and they had only just arrived . On top of that , the baby Clara was ill with teething troubles and in no ...
... arrived at a moment of great inconvenience and anxiety for Mary . She had asked the Gisbornes to join her lonely vigil at Lucca and they had only just arrived . On top of that , the baby Clara was ill with teething troubles and in no ...
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