...mother, and his cousin Mary, was her opposite neighbour. His father was a carpenter, his mother look in plain-work, and he himself was undecided whether...it was therefore impossible for her not to observe Llewellyn sometimes, particularly as he was young, neatly dressed, well made, and as much an object...

...cousin Mary, was her opposite neighbour. His father was a carpenter, his mother took in plain work, and he himself was undecided whether to follow his...employment, when he fell in love with our handsome seamstress. Fanny, whether from coquetry or convenience, always sat by the window at work ; it was...

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...cousin Mary, was her opposite neighbour. His father was a carpenter, his mother took in plain work, and he himself was undecided whether to follow his...handsome sempstress. Fanny, whether from coquetry or convenU ence, always sat by the window at work; it was therefore impossible for her not to observe...