 You are very good, Sir," Fanny was beginning ; when Mrs. Temple, unable to bear more, exclaimed, " My dear Miss Stapleton, we must hasten home; there is a heavy shower coming on, I am sure." " Bless your heart — no such — no such thing, Ma'am," cried...  The Adventures of Barney Mahoney - Page 161by Marianne Nicholson Croker - 1832 - 299 pagesFull view - About this book
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...is a heavy shower coming on, I am sure." ' " Bless your heart — no such — no such thing, Madam," cried the impenetrable Mr. Barton : but Mrs. Temple...Have I actually had such words addressed to me by a smoke-dried citizen ! Bless my heart, indeed ! and from the lips of a drysalter of Larrance something... | |
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...Fanny was beginning; when Mrs. Temple, unable to bear more, exclaimed, " My dear Misa í'jtapleton, we must hasten home ; there is a heavy shower coming...Have I actually had such words addressed to me by a smoke-dried citizen! Bless my heart! indeed ; and from the lips of a dry-suite r of Larrance something... | |
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