Achsa

achsa
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I found in the accents and looks of my achsa new assurances that all which had lately passed was more than a dream.
Arthur Mervyn Charles Brockden Brown

Carlton and his sister, Mrs. Wentworth, and achsa Fielding, were my most valuable associates beyond my own family.
Arthur Mervyn Charles Brockden Brown

The image of achsa filled my fancy, but it was the harbinger of nothing but humiliation and sorrow.
Arthur Mervyn Charles Brockden Brown

achsa Fielding’s countenance bespoke, I thought, a mind worthy to be known and to be loved.
Arthur Mervyn Charles Brockden Brown

The point to which every tumultuous feeling was linked was the coming interview with achsa.
Arthur Mervyn Charles Brockden Brown

Methought once I caught a glimpse of a female, whom my fancy easily imagined to be achsa.
Arthur Mervyn Charles Brockden Brown

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