The Ladies' Garland, 5. kötetJ. Libby, 1842 |
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12. oldal
... seemed as if he could scarcely presume to take the offered hand of Captain Cheston , and muttered something about tres- passing on hospitality , but Aunt Quimby in- terrupted him with " Oh ! nonsense now Mr. Smith - where's the use of ...
... seemed as if he could scarcely presume to take the offered hand of Captain Cheston , and muttered something about tres- passing on hospitality , but Aunt Quimby in- terrupted him with " Oh ! nonsense now Mr. Smith - where's the use of ...
13. oldal
... seemed to hold back , and I told him that as character , and perfectly honest and respecta- to our going to the party , all things had turned ble . And that you know is quite as much as up as if it was to be , and I should think it a ...
... seemed to hold back , and I told him that as character , and perfectly honest and respecta- to our going to the party , all things had turned ble . And that you know is quite as much as up as if it was to be , and I should think it a ...
15. oldal
... seemed grappling with the hand of death - each moment seemed an age - so Why should man forget a mother's affec- tion , which neither change of fortune nor length of absence can estrange from him ? -current is too strong . " A deep ...
... seemed grappling with the hand of death - each moment seemed an age - so Why should man forget a mother's affec- tion , which neither change of fortune nor length of absence can estrange from him ? -current is too strong . " A deep ...
23. oldal
... seemed to understand the matter , cried so as nearly to break our hearts . " The day passed on , and we became hun- gry . Many wild beasts came plunging into the water beside us , and others swam across to our side and stood still ...
... seemed to understand the matter , cried so as nearly to break our hearts . " The day passed on , and we became hun- gry . Many wild beasts came plunging into the water beside us , and others swam across to our side and stood still ...
31. oldal
... seemed to her that Miss Eberly never was so uninteresting , or so mal - apropos in what she said . The call on Zepherine Fitzwil- liams came next in turn . Scanning her also with other eyes than her own , Anna was dis- appointed in her ...
... seemed to her that Miss Eberly never was so uninteresting , or so mal - apropos in what she said . The call on Zepherine Fitzwil- liams came next in turn . Scanning her also with other eyes than her own , Anna was dis- appointed in her ...
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