The Irish Necromancer; Or, Deer Park: A Novel ...A.K. Newman and Company, 1821 |
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anxious Ballinderry baron baronet beautiful Beelzebub bosom bride brother brow cheek child colonel countenance countess cousin Frank cried daugh daughter doctor Clements don Juan duke of Dunbane earl Evremond eyes fair fair ladies faith father feel Flora Frances gentle girl glowing grace gratify Grove guardian Hammersley hand happy Harvey heard heart honour hope Horace Hubert O'Niell husband Ireland Jean Dubois lady Ellesmere lady Glenfield lady Rosabel ladyship look lord Beregrove lord Coldbrook lord Dunleer lord Ellesmere lord Fitzauburne lord Greythorn lord Orlington lordship Lucius Lucius O'Brien Lydia ma'am Mabel Mackenzie major Packenham marchioness marquis of Heatherly marriage married master Melross ment mersley mind morning nephew never noble O'Brien O'Dowd Packenham Hall Percy Philip placed promise Rosa Scotland secret secure Seymour signora da Cortina sir Arthur O'Dwyer sir James sister smile sweet Thornby thought tion took uncle voice wish wizard young youthful
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