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Page 70
Yet immediately afterwards , under the title of " Household Stuff bought , " we discover that both napkins and table - cloths , a luxury which many might suppose of much later date , were purchased both for the parlour and hall of this ...
Yet immediately afterwards , under the title of " Household Stuff bought , " we discover that both napkins and table - cloths , a luxury which many might suppose of much later date , were purchased both for the parlour and hall of this ...
Page 83
-They inherited the hall by the female line from the an- cient family of the Mauliverers . Thomasine , coheiress of sir Peter Manliverer , temp . Ed . III . married William de la Moore of Otterburne , and Elizabeth , the only ...
-They inherited the hall by the female line from the an- cient family of the Mauliverers . Thomasine , coheiress of sir Peter Manliverer , temp . Ed . III . married William de la Moore of Otterburne , and Elizabeth , the only ...
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All the modern additions in the inside of this building having lately been removed , an entire hall appeared in the centre open to the roof , and in the middle was the base of an ancient reredoss , re- sembling a millstone much smoked ...
All the modern additions in the inside of this building having lately been removed , an entire hall appeared in the centre open to the roof , and in the middle was the base of an ancient reredoss , re- sembling a millstone much smoked ...
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Now , sole memorial of their echoing halls , Clasp'd by rude ivy , nod the mould'ring walls : In cumb'rous heaps are stretch'd the stately towers , While noxious weeds usurp the roseate bowers ; And , long enfolded in death's cold ...
Now , sole memorial of their echoing halls , Clasp'd by rude ivy , nod the mould'ring walls : In cumb'rous heaps are stretch'd the stately towers , While noxious weeds usurp the roseate bowers ; And , long enfolded in death's cold ...
Page 152
Ivar , struck with compassion , approaches the unhappy stranger , and invites him to the hall of his father . He assents in silence , though with deep emotion , and they proceed to the dwelling of Melaschlen , who is re- presented ...
Ivar , struck with compassion , approaches the unhappy stranger , and invites him to the hall of his father . He assents in silence , though with deep emotion , and they proceed to the dwelling of Melaschlen , who is re- presented ...
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| Title | Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Volume 2 Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Nathan Drake |
| Author | Nathan Drake |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1828 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 12 Mar 2008 |
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