The Step-mother: A Tale, 1-2. kötetHarper & Brothers, 1846 |
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The Step-Mother: A Tale (Classic Reprint) George Payne Rainsford James Esq. Nincs elérhető előnézet - 2016 |
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Alfred Latimer answered Morton asked Bagpipes better Bill Maltby Blackmore Brown called Captain Tankerville chaise companion constable cottage cried dare say dark dear sir door exclaimed eyes fair lady fancy father fear feelings followed gamekeeper gazed Gibbs girl give gone hand Harry Soames head hear heard heart Higginthorp horse hour inquired Jack Williams knew lady laugh look Louisa Charlton Lucy Edmonds ma'am magistrates Mallington House Mallington Park marriage Middleton mind minutes Miss Charlton Miss Martin Miss Mathilda morning mother Nethersole never night once park-keeper passed paused person Pluckrose poor pounds Quatterly rector rejoined replied Morton round seemed side smile solicitor soon speak step Sturton sure talk tell there's thing thought tion told Tom Brown tone took turned turnkey voice walked Western whole Windsor wish word worthy young gentleman
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95. oldal - Brown, mounted the little bank under which the cottage 1a£, and came upon the common above. There was a small public-house at the distance of about a quarter of a mile, at the door of which Brown stopped, declaring that, as he had been bilked of his wine, the other should treat him to a glass of spirits ; and, going in, he tossed off more than half a pint of the liquid fire, which is but too readily to be found in such places, partly at his own expense, partly at that of Williams. He was inclined...
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182. oldal - Ah, indeed ! Well, come forward, my man ; — oh ! a stout-looking fellow too ; — so you wish for employment, do you ?" " I do," said the man; " will you hire me?" " Let me see what you can do first. I certainly do want another pair of hands with the cattle, but are you accustomed...
77. oldal - I think of that awful fall, it makes my heart still beat ;" and she closed her eyes for a moment as if to shut out the image which fancy presented. Morton gazed at her as she sat with the long black lashes resting on the soft pale cheek ; for she had not yet recovered her color ; but when she opened her eyes again, and they met that warm yet tender gaze, the rose came brightly back. "Nay, nay, Morton,
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