 | Frances Milton Trollope - 1840 - Počet stránok 394
...Mary had an ample heart and an ample purse. Circumstances over which (to use a thoroughly authorised expression) she had no control — for in truth they...home in the best sense of the word ; and this could only be done by giving " Ample room and verge enough" to make it the home of others also. Any travellers... | |
 | Susan S. Kissel - 1993 - Počet stránok 196
...roof (her own roof) as the now betrothed Fanny and Michael. Frances Trollope concludes, Circumstances. ..had rendered her own country less dear to her than it is to most others; she therefore not only determined to plant herself elsewhere, but to do so in such a manner as would... | |
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Circumstances over which (to use a thoroughly authorized expression) she had no control, for in truth they had preceded her birth, had rendered her own country less dear to her than it is to most others ; and she therefore not only determined to plant... 