10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «BRIDEMAIDEN»
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bridemaiden nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
bridemaiden e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Five Victorian Ghost Novels
Whereupon my child said: “And your little Mary, my god-child, shall come too, and
be my bridemaiden, if my lord allows it.” Whereupon she began to tell the young
lord all that that had befallen the child by the malice of Satan, and how they laid ...
Everett Franklin Bleiler, 1971
2
Mary Schweidler, the amber witch: the most interesting trial ...
Whereupon my child said : “ And your little Mary, my godchild, shall come too,
and be my bridemaiden, if myllord allows it.” Whereupon she began to tell the
young lord all that had be-fallen the child by the malice of Satan, and how they
laid it ...
3
Mary Schweidler, the Amber Witch: The Most Interesting Trial ...
Whereuponmychildsaid: "And your little Mary,my god child, shall cometoo, andbe
my bridemaiden, if my lord allows it." Whereupon she began to tell the young lord
all that that had befallen the childbythe malice of Satan,and how theylaid it to ...
4
The Works of Mary Russell Mitford: Prose and Verse ...
... and John Parsons and the mayor had nothing for it but to rejoin the pretty
Harriet, smiling through her tears as she sate with her bridemaiden in the coach
at the churchyard-gate. " Well ; it's a great escape! and we're for ever obliged to
you, ...
Mary Russell Mitford, 1841
The night was so still that every star twinkled in the black water, but their light was
scarce sufiicient to distinguish the pale figure of the bridemaiden in the stern of
the boat; and it was only by a momentary shadow that the eye could discern the ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1831
6
The Spirit of the English Magazines
The night was so still that every star twinkled in the black water, but their light was
scarce sufficient to distinguish the pale figure of the bridemaiden in the stern of
the boat ; and it was only by a momentary shadow that the eye could discern the
...
7
Tales of chivalry; or, Perils by flood and field. [the parts ...
... not a sound passed but the short dash of the strokes, and the quick gurgle of
the gliding boat. The night was so still that every star twinkled in the black water,
but their light was scarce sufficient to distinguish the pale figure of the
bridemaiden ...
... me a marriage-gift, thou must also be asked to the wedding, wherefore thou
mayest come to-morrow with the rest." Whereupon my child said : " And your little
Mary, my godchild, shall come too, and be my bridemaiden, if my lord allow? it.
9
Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
The night was so still that every star twinkled in the black water, but their light was
scarce sufficient to distinguish the pale figure of the bridemaiden in the stern of
the boat ; and it was only by a momentary shadow that the eye could discern the
...
10
The Daisy Chain, or Aspirations (Annotated)
... gavein, on being put in mind that cared the less, as there would be no Harry to
enjoy the fun. her papahada penchant for swan'sdown, and on Margaret's The
bridemaiden's glory was theirs by right, though Ethel promising to wear a dress of
...
