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mdp.39015063950292	Radcliffe, Ann Ward	The romance of the forest: interspersed with some pieces of poetry ... By Ann Radcliffe v.3	1792		.txt	text/plain	51149	3600	80	Marquis hesitated.—** Adeline," rejoined La Motte, eager to anticipate his and the helplessness of Adeline, her orphan state, her former affectionate conduct, and her confidence in his protection, his heart melted with compassion scene called back recollections too tender for the heart of La Luc, and giving "to one?"—La Luc smiled at the romantic simplicity of the idea; but Adeline sighed deeply to the image of felicity, and of Theodore, which it recalled, endeavouring to thank him for his kindness when La Luc and Adeline came up. this, Adeline, who had for some time observed, with much alarm, La Luc's declining health, looked mournfully on his ed La Luc, in surprize and apprehension.—" Your son!" said Adeline, in goodness of his disposition by the delicate attentions he paid this unhappy party, concea'ed his observation of the decline os La Luc, and, to support Adeline's spirits, endeavoured to convince	./cache/mdp.39015063950292.pdf	./txt/mdp.39015063950292.txt