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Mount Music /
, the universe may be said to have been justified in its opinion. Lady Isabel Christian was the daughter ... , which are very nice things, and Lady Isabel herself was indisputably a nice thing too. She was tall and fair details...- creator(s) -
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- subject(s) - larry; mangan; barty; coppinger; tishy; miss coppinger; christian; coppinger's court; father greer; dick; lady isabel; major talbot; bill kirby; father sweeny; mount music; doctor; bill kirby; christian; mangan; mount music; tishy; father greer; father sweeny; miss coppinger; major talbot; lady isabel; dick; coppinger's court; coppinger; larry; barty; doctor;
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- East Lynne / Wood, Henry, Mrs., 1814-1887
from an 1883 edition, New York: John B. Alden, Publisher. EAST LYNNE CHAPTER I. THE LADY ISABEL ... to the lawyer as one from a fairer world than this. "My daughter, Mr. Carlyle, the Lady Isabel." They took details...- creator(s) - Wood, Henry, Mrs., 1814-1887
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- subject(s) - carlyle; isabel; barbara; levison; lady isabel; afy; lynne; francis levison; west lynne; east lynne; mount severn; hare; miss carlyle; richard; richard hare; thorn; miss corny; madame vine; otway bethel; captain levison; afy hallijohn; captain thorn; lady; hare; isabel; miss corny; thorn; richard hare; captain levison; mount severn; captain thorn; lady; miss carlyle; francis levison; barbara; richard; otway bethel; carlyle; madame vine; lady isabel; lynne; afy; east lynne; levison; west lynne; afy hallijohn;
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- The Absentee / Edgeworth, Maria, 1767-1849
chief ambition is to take their place in the English fashionable world. The grand English ladies are talking of Lady Clonbrony. '"If you knew all she endures to look, speak, move, breathe like ... details...- creator(s) - Edgeworth, Maria, 1767-1849
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- subject(s) - lord colambre; colambre; clonbrony; lady clonbrony; lord clonbrony; miss nugent; nugent; miss broadhurst; lord; lady clonbrony's; lord colambre's; terence o'fay; count o'halloran; lady; lady berryl; lady isabel; lady langdale; clonbrony castle; grace nuge; lady berryl; lord colambre's; miss nugent; lord; clonbrony; lord colambre; lady; lady langdale; count o'halloran; grace nuge; miss broadhurst; lady clonbrony; clonbrony castle; lady clonbrony's; lady isabel; lord clonbrony; colambre; nugent; terence o'fay;
- title - The Absentee
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- Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts / Williams, Emlyn, 1905-1987
_): "... Lady Isabel humbly crossed her attenuated hands upon her chest. 'I am on my way to God,' she whispered ... to do with sending you from ...' (_turning over_) '... East Lynne?' Lady Isabel shook her head and cast down her gaze details...- creator(s) - Williams, Emlyn, 1905-1987
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- subject(s) - bramson; olivia; dan; belsize; hubert; terence; dora; kitchen; pause; east lynne; front door; dan; kitchen; pause; front door; belsize; terence; dora; east lynne; bramson; hubert; olivia;
- title - Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts
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- The Cords of Vanity A Comedy of Shirking / Cabell, James Branch, 1879-1958
_; while at the Tuesday matinee, as Lady Isabel in _East Lynne_, she had wrung the souls of her hearers, and had brought ... from without, it may be questioned whether the really indispensable part ever comes from the multitude. A lady details...- creator(s) - Cabell, James Branch, 1879-1958
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- subject(s) - stella; charteris; bettie; fairhaven; rosalind; townsend; bettie hamlyn; avis; peter blagden; peter; etheridge townsend; robert etheridge; bettie hamlyn; avis; rosalind; fairhaven; stella; bettie; townsend; peter; robert etheridge; etheridge townsend; charteris; peter blagden;
- title - The Cords of Vanity A Comedy of Shirking
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- The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques, and Discoveries of The English Nation, Vol. XII., America, Part I. / Hakluyt, Richard, 1552-1616
to the most excellent Prince Don Iohn, who now is with God, according to the commandement of the Catholic Queene Lady Isabell, which was then in Validolid. Assoone therefore as we came to the Court, the princes called ... details...- creator(s) - Hakluyt, Richard, 1552-1616
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- subject(s) - sidenote; haue; yce; vnto; countrey; hauing; euery; vnder; sunne; bene; meta incognita; leagues; voyage; haue bene; humfrey gilbert; euery; humfrey gilbert; vnto; haue bene; haue; meta incognita; vnder; hauing; voyage; sunne; countrey; sidenote; leagues; yce; bene;
- title - The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques, and Discoveries of The English Nation, Vol. XII., America, Part I.
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- Everyday Life Library No. 1 / Brame, Charlotte M. (Charlotte Monica), 1836-1884
Rosella; to the twin sisters, the Ladies Isabel and Marie Duncan--he looked at them without interest. "I ... must be attended to." "If I know Lady Carruthers rightly," said the lawyer, "she will never get details...- creator(s) - Brame, Charlotte M. (Charlotte Monica), 1836-1884
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- subject(s) - lady amelie; carruthers; amelie; basil; basil carruthers; lady carruthers; lisle; colonel mostyn; forster; lady lisle; colonel; lady hildegarde; lady; lord lisle; count jules; basil; colonel mostyn; lisle; forster; amelie; lady; colonel; lord lisle; count jules; basil carruthers; lady hildegarde; lady carruthers; carruthers; lady lisle; lady amelie;
- title - Everyday Life Library No. 1
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- The Motor Girls on a Tour / Penrose, Margaret
shouted, "and have them veto every single plan. Besides, there are to be no boys on this trip; Lady Isabel ... , the Robinson twins, Elizabeth and Isabel, otherwise Belle and Bess. Chelton folks were becoming accustomed details...- creator(s) - Penrose, Margaret
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- subject(s) - cora; cecilia; bess; clip; hazel; jack; rob roland; cecilia thayer; cora kimball; motor girls; asked cora; jack kimball; car; duncan bennet; sid wilcox; replied cora; exclaimed cora; girls; called cora; bess; sid wilcox; cecilia thayer; duncan bennet; cora kimball; cecilia; jack; jack kimball; replied cora; clip; asked cora; exclaimed cora; girls; called cora; car; motor girls; cora; hazel; rob roland;
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- A History of Morris Dancing, With a Description of Eleven Dances as Performed by the Morris-Men of England / Sharp, Cecil J.
, we desire to tender especial thanks to the following: To the Lady Isabel Margesson, by means of whose kind ... , a side of Morris-men dances at White Ladies Aston, one-and-a-half mile from Spetchley, Worcester details...- creator(s) - Sharp, Cecil J.
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- subject(s) - morris; nos; notation; bar; bars; dancers; dance; tapping; morris dance; column; music; king hal; tap; constant billy; dances; bluff king; jump; chain; stick; front; stick; notation; nos; bar; tap; bluff king; tapping; music; column; jump; chain; dance; morris; front; bars; constant billy; dancers; dances; king hal; morris dance;
- title - A History of Morris Dancing, With a Description of Eleven Dances as Performed by the Morris-Men of England
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- Letters from High Latitudes / Dufferin, Lord, 1826-1902
; how Colin, the first Earl, wooed and won the Lady Isabel, sprung from the race of Somerled, Lord ... , straight, delicate features, dark blue eyes, auburn hair and beard, and the complexion of--Lady S details...- creator(s) - Dufferin, Lord, 1826-1902
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- subject(s) - jan mayen; iceland; ice; utgard loke; reine hortense; reine hortense; iceland; utgard loke; jan mayen; ice;
- title - Letters from High Latitudes
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