Macmillan's Magazine, 32. kötetMacmillan and Company, 1875 |
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10. oldal
... memoir is - it would be a monument neither without attraction nor value , of a gifted man and an interesting period . T. H. S. ESCOTT . CHAPTER XXXVI . ELLEN mounted the stairs to Anne's room 10 A Young England Novel .
... memoir is - it would be a monument neither without attraction nor value , of a gifted man and an interesting period . T. H. S. ESCOTT . CHAPTER XXXVI . ELLEN mounted the stairs to Anne's room 10 A Young England Novel .
11. oldal
... ELLEN mounted the stairs to Anne's room with a much less tranquil mind than she had carried in coming down . The prospect of danger to Connor five or six weeks hence was a different thing from the thought of his being in peril now ...
... ELLEN mounted the stairs to Anne's room with a much less tranquil mind than she had carried in coming down . The prospect of danger to Connor five or six weeks hence was a different thing from the thought of his being in peril now ...
12. oldal
... Ellen , just then the saddest tragedy of all — a worse death than any other dying . To weave ropes of sand eternally that bind nothing ; to struggle and rage unceasingly and bring forth nothing ! Were not Connor and his friends perhaps ...
... Ellen , just then the saddest tragedy of all — a worse death than any other dying . To weave ropes of sand eternally that bind nothing ; to struggle and rage unceasingly and bring forth nothing ! Were not Connor and his friends perhaps ...
13. oldal
... Ellen saw through the low doors , one , two , three , four figures of men creeping out . She stood still to watch them . They did not disperse into their little patches of garden ground on the slope of the hill or to the pastures where ...
... Ellen saw through the low doors , one , two , three , four figures of men creeping out . She stood still to watch them . They did not disperse into their little patches of garden ground on the slope of the hill or to the pastures where ...
14. oldal
... Ellen thrust her- self further under the shelter of the peat wall , and her heart almost ceased beating with horror as her eyes , grown accustomed to the scene made out more and more clearly what was going on below . Dreadful stories ...
... Ellen thrust her- self further under the shelter of the peat wall , and her heart almost ceased beating with horror as her eyes , grown accustomed to the scene made out more and more clearly what was going on below . Dreadful stories ...
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Macmillan's Magazine, 58. kötet David Masson,George Grove,John Morley,Mowbray Morris Teljes nézet - 1888 |
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