London Society, Bind 15James Hogg, Florence Marryat William Clowes and Sons, 1869 |
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Side 7
... better nor worse than others : he knew women well ; knew how rare are the good ones ; knew the prize he had won , and valued it — yes , he was sure he always valued it as it deserved . What was the use ? Had she not far better have been ...
... better nor worse than others : he knew women well ; knew how rare are the good ones ; knew the prize he had won , and valued it — yes , he was sure he always valued it as it deserved . What was the use ? Had she not far better have been ...
Side 12
... Better be off at once , Tom . ' So Tom took the hint , and was off . While he drives to the station we may as well give an account of Tom's position in the firm of Bar- grave and Co. Old Bargrave's sister had chosen to marry a certain ...
... Better be off at once , Tom . ' So Tom took the hint , and was off . While he drives to the station we may as well give an account of Tom's position in the firm of Bar- grave and Co. Old Bargrave's sister had chosen to marry a certain ...
Side 37
... better reason . ' • A plainer one , at all events . ' • Hilda ! ' He had never called her by her name half a dozen times in his life ; he was only startled into doing so now . What had come to her that she dared speak in this way ...
... better reason . ' • A plainer one , at all events . ' • Hilda ! ' He had never called her by her name half a dozen times in his life ; he was only startled into doing so now . What had come to her that she dared speak in this way ...
Side 38
... better let the carriage come back for them ! ' ' Wait till it gets there , first , chère tante ! You don't know what the roads are like to - night . Better let us come back for you . But don't keep the horses standing , if you mean to ...
... better let the carriage come back for them ! ' ' Wait till it gets there , first , chère tante ! You don't know what the roads are like to - night . Better let us come back for you . But don't keep the horses standing , if you mean to ...
Side 40
... better let me take you to the cloak - room , I think , ' rasped Mars- den's saw of a voice , wonderfully à propos ; the carriage will be ready directly , I believe , ' it added , as the speaker turned to my lady . Then we had better go ...
... better let me take you to the cloak - room , I think , ' rasped Mars- den's saw of a voice , wonderfully à propos ; the carriage will be ready directly , I believe , ' it added , as the speaker turned to my lady . Then we had better go ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | London Society, Bind 15 Early British periodicals |
| Redaktører | James Hogg, Florence Marryat |
| Udgiver | William Clowes and Sons, 1869 |
| Oprindeligt fra | University of California |
| Digitaliseret | 9. okt 2009 |
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