 Orlando anfwered incoherently that it was his father's houfe — that he came to look for his father. — The girl in terror left him; and, believing him either a madman or a robber, but rather the former, ran in to her miftrefs, and, carefully locking...  The Old Manor-house: A Novel ... - Seite 40von Charlotte Smith - 1793Vollansicht - Über dieses Buch
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...and inquired what he did there. Orlando answered incoherently that it was his father's house—that he came to look for his father. —The girl in terror...or a robber, but rather the former, ran in to her mistress, and, carefully locking the kitchen door, informed her that there was a crazy man in the yard.... | |
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