 | Charlotte Smith - 1820 - 364 str.
...and the necessity he was under to take leave of her the next day to join his regiment in America. H3 Mrs. Rayland expressed more surprise than concern...one in which her family were particularly bound to engage. — She had contemplated only the honours, and thought little of the dangers of war. The trophies... | |
 | Charlotte Smith - 2002 - 596 str.
...visit, and the necessity he was under to take leave of her the next day to join his regiment in America. Mrs. Rayland expressed more surprise than concern...particularly bound to engage.—She had contemplated the honours, and thought little of the dangers of war.The trophies that surrounded the picture of her... | |
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Mrs. Rayland expressed more surprise than concern at this information : accustomed, from early impressions, to high ideas of the military glory of her ancestors, and considering the Americans as rebels and round-heads, to conquer them seemed to her to... 