London Society, Bind 15James Hogg, Florence Marryat William Clowes and Sons, 1869 |
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... head to speak , but stop- ping himself with an obvious effort , looked long and scrutinisingly in his daughter's face . Maud Bruce was a very beautiful girl even now , in the extremity of her sorrow . She had been crying heartily , no ...
... head to speak , but stop- ping himself with an obvious effort , looked long and scrutinisingly in his daughter's face . Maud Bruce was a very beautiful girl even now , in the extremity of her sorrow . She had been crying heartily , no ...
Side 10
... head in answer to Maud's appeal ; but again some hid- den motive stung him into action , and taking his scat at the writing- table , he seized a pen , only to let it slip helplessly through his fingers , while he looked in his ...
... head in answer to Maud's appeal ; but again some hid- den motive stung him into action , and taking his scat at the writing- table , he seized a pen , only to let it slip helplessly through his fingers , while he looked in his ...
Side 11
... summons . Pushing her hair off a grimy fore- head with a grimier hand , she listened to his directions , staring vacantly , as is the manner of her kind , but understanding them , nevertheless , and not M. or N. 11 Tom Ryfe.
... summons . Pushing her hair off a grimy fore- head with a grimier hand , she listened to his directions , staring vacantly , as is the manner of her kind , but understanding them , nevertheless , and not M. or N. 11 Tom Ryfe.
Side 12
... head when I come back . ' Tom Ryfe then huddled the letter into his pocket for perusal at leisure , hailed a hansom , and in less than a quarter of an hour was in his uncle's breakfast room , bolting ham , muffins , and green tea ...
... head when I come back . ' Tom Ryfe then huddled the letter into his pocket for perusal at leisure , hailed a hansom , and in less than a quarter of an hour was in his uncle's breakfast room , bolting ham , muffins , and green tea ...
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... head . ' He has been telling me that I wasn't to go to - night , that's all , ' she answered . Ordered me not to go . And , as he said , for the last time ! ' ' Now then ! ' Dick Jocelyn broke in ; ' come and be wrapped up , you two ...
... head . ' He has been telling me that I wasn't to go to - night , that's all , ' she answered . Ordered me not to go . And , as he said , for the last time ! ' ' Now then ! ' Dick Jocelyn broke in ; ' come and be wrapped up , you two ...
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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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