 ... for of making passionate love to innocence and inexperience. Zoe herself was eager for the drive, and came down, followed by Rosa with some wraps, and waited in the morningroom for the dog-cart. It was behind time for once, because the careful coachman...  The miser's daughter - 239. oldalszerző: William Harrison Ainsworth - 1855 - 141 oldalTeljes nézet - Információ erről a könyvről
 | 1877 - 974 oldal
...was behind time for once, because the careful coachman had insisted on the axle being oiled. At last the sound of wheels was heard. A carriage drew up at the door. " Tell Mr. Severne," said Zoe. " He is in the dining-room, I think." But it was not the dog-cart.... | |
 | Charles Reade - 1880 - 414 oldal
...was behind time for once, because the careful coachman had insisted on the axle being oiled. At last the sound of wheels was heard. A carriage drew up at the door. " Tell Mr. Severne," said Zoe. "He is in the dining-room, I think." But it was not the dog-cart.... | |
 | Charles Reade - 1877 - 204 oldal
...was behind time for once, because the careful coachman had insisted on the axle being oiled. At last the sound of wheels was heard. A carriage drew up at the door. " Tell Mr. Severne," said Zoe. " He is in the dining-room, I think." But it was not the dog-cart.... | |
 | 1877 - 792 oldal
...was behind time for once, because the careful coachman had insisted on the axle being oiled. At last the sound of wheels was heard. A carriage drew up at the door. "Tell Mr Severne," said Zoe. " He is in the dining-room, I think." But it was not the dog-cart.... | |
 | Charles Reade - 1908 - 440 oldal
...was behind time for once, because the careful coachman had insisted on the axle being oiled. At last the sound of wheels was heard. A carriage drew up at the door. "Tell Mr. Severne," said Zoe. " He is in the dining-room, I think." But it was not the dog-cart.... | |
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