London Society, Bind 8;Bind 10James Hogg, Florence Marryat William Clowes and Sons, 1866 |
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Side 94
... face - it was not pleasing , but what cared I for that ? As soon as we entered the dancing - room again the tall man with black whiskers , whom I re- garded in the light of my bitterest enemy , came up to us . This is ours , I believe ...
... face - it was not pleasing , but what cared I for that ? As soon as we entered the dancing - room again the tall man with black whiskers , whom I re- garded in the light of my bitterest enemy , came up to us . This is ours , I believe ...
Side 95
... face , only that I was about to ask for what ( if given ) would make even her scowls seem smiles to me . Then , for the first time , it struck me , how should I make her hear , for in the ardour of my love I had forgotten this . Making ...
... face , only that I was about to ask for what ( if given ) would make even her scowls seem smiles to me . Then , for the first time , it struck me , how should I make her hear , for in the ardour of my love I had forgotten this . Making ...
Side 96
... face brightened . ' And yet you will go ? ' ' I won't inflict my misery on you . ' ' Misery ! Oh , John ! ' ' I shall see you again soon , ' I said , preparing to leave the room . ' But your hat , ' said Elizabeth , seeing it lying ...
... face brightened . ' And yet you will go ? ' ' I won't inflict my misery on you . ' ' Misery ! Oh , John ! ' ' I shall see you again soon , ' I said , preparing to leave the room . ' But your hat , ' said Elizabeth , seeing it lying ...
Side 120
... face , said , ' Do you know , Edward Paget is talking to papa down stairs just now ; what do you think it is about ? ' Aha ! ' cried Evelyn , laughing , ' so it has come about as I guessed . I am so glad . I like Mr. Paget very much ...
... face , said , ' Do you know , Edward Paget is talking to papa down stairs just now ; what do you think it is about ? ' Aha ! ' cried Evelyn , laughing , ' so it has come about as I guessed . I am so glad . I like Mr. Paget very much ...
Side 122
... face at a turn- ing of the stair , and seeing how pale she was , he forgot his resolu- tion . ' You have not been ill ? ' said he , in a low tone of such earnest anxiety that the delightful conviction that she was far from an object of ...
... face at a turn- ing of the stair , and seeing how pale she was , he forgot his resolu- tion . ' You have not been ill ? ' said he , in a low tone of such earnest anxiety that the delightful conviction that she was far from an object of ...
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