Shelley's Dream WomenCassell, 1967 - 301 páginas |
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... Further familiarities that the man suggested , such as washing the bride in whisky , Shelley indignantly repulsed . The only hope for further financial supplies seemed to lie in the direction of Cuckfield . Luckily Captain Pilfold did ...
... Further familiarities that the man suggested , such as washing the bride in whisky , Shelley indignantly repulsed . The only hope for further financial supplies seemed to lie in the direction of Cuckfield . Luckily Captain Pilfold did ...
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... further and further into a state of depression and melancholy . All her affairs were going wrong . She wrote to them of the ' dreadful state of mind I generally labour under ' and told them ' my mind always keeps my body in a fever ...
... further and further into a state of depression and melancholy . All her affairs were going wrong . She wrote to them of the ' dreadful state of mind I generally labour under ' and told them ' my mind always keeps my body in a fever ...
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... further by more introductions in Florence . In the end Claire stayed with the Professor's family for the trial month as arranged , and then returned to Pisa for a few weeks , while planning to take up her abode in Florence for a further ...
... further by more introductions in Florence . In the end Claire stayed with the Professor's family for the trial month as arranged , and then returned to Pisa for a few weeks , while planning to take up her abode in Florence for a further ...
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