... of his views and hopes ; he would, in his own language, have followed their object ' from pole to pole, over alps and oceans, or have remained fixed and rooted to the spot she inhabited, wooed her, won her, clung to her, and cherished her ;' and,... Florence Macarthy: An Irish Tale - Seite 5von Lady Morgan (Sydney) - 1818Vollansicht - Über dieses Buch
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...vehemence ; and, impatient of all suspense, ill brooking even inevitable delay, he would have gone at onco to the ' head and front' of his views and hopes; he...pole to pole, over alps and oceans, or have remained Sxed and rooted to the snet she inhabited, wooed her, won her, clung to her, and cherished her ;' and,... | |
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