London Society, Bind 15James Hogg, Florence Marryat William Clowes and Sons, 1869 |
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... girl , with her delicate features , her wealth of raven hair , above all , with the soft , sad , dreamy eyes , that look so loving , so trustful , and so good . In such characters as theirs these things are soon accomplished . A walk or ...
... girl , with her delicate features , her wealth of raven hair , above all , with the soft , sad , dreamy eyes , that look so loving , so trustful , and so good . In such characters as theirs these things are soon accomplished . A walk or ...
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... girl , in her perfect faith and entire self - sacrifice , may have been less aghast than her lover at the immi- nence of discovery , reprobation , and scorn . When no other course was left open , she eloped willingly enough with the man ...
... girl , in her perfect faith and entire self - sacrifice , may have been less aghast than her lover at the immi- nence of discovery , reprobation , and scorn . When no other course was left open , she eloped willingly enough with the man ...
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... girl , strangely , startlingly like her dead mother , who came in with a cup of tea and a candle . Setting these on the chimney - piece , she moved softly round to where he sat , and pressed his head , with both hands , against her ...
... girl , strangely , startlingly like her dead mother , who came in with a cup of tea and a candle . Setting these on the chimney - piece , she moved softly round to where he sat , and pressed his head , with both hands , against her ...
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... girl , Maud , ' he answered , with a vague , distracted air . I have my children left - I have my children left ! But all the world cannot make up to me for what I have lost ! ' She thought his mind was wan- dering , and tried to recall ...
... girl , Maud , ' he answered , with a vague , distracted air . I have my children left - I have my children left ! But all the world cannot make up to me for what I have lost ! ' She thought his mind was wan- dering , and tried to recall ...
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... girl deserved credit for the courage with which she kept her tears back- ' won't you kiss her before you go ? ' It may be some instinct warned her that not in the body was he to look on the face he loved again- that those material lips ...
... girl deserved credit for the courage with which she kept her tears back- ' won't you kiss her before you go ? ' It may be some instinct warned her that not in the body was he to look on the face he loved again- that those material lips ...
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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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