Frank Leslie's Ladies' Magazine, 43 tomasFrank Leslie, 1878 |
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... look at that man ; I wish thee to look at him , " went , without turn or waver , and gazed long and earnestly at the low - type , bestial visage portrayed to him . Eugen had trodden noiselessly behind him ; I watched , and he watched ...
... look at that man ; I wish thee to look at him , " went , without turn or waver , and gazed long and earnestly at the low - type , bestial visage portrayed to him . Eugen had trodden noiselessly behind him ; I watched , and he watched ...
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... look . " You really mean , Harry , that I ought to exile myself to this remote place for six weeks just for the pleasure of overlooking Roy when he eats his daily allowance of fish ? No , thanks ! Think what a fright I should look at ...
... look . " You really mean , Harry , that I ought to exile myself to this remote place for six weeks just for the pleasure of overlooking Roy when he eats his daily allowance of fish ? No , thanks ! Think what a fright I should look at ...
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... look half - imploringly , though he does not know it , and they meet an equally unconscious reply . The girl who , according to Mr. Paget , is " good form " is not quite a girl , though it is more her expression than anything else about ...
... look half - imploringly , though he does not know it , and they meet an equally unconscious reply . The girl who , according to Mr. Paget , is " good form " is not quite a girl , though it is more her expression than anything else about ...
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answered arms asked band beautiful blue Bonnet brown buttons called child close cold collar color coming costume cross cuffs dark deep door dress edge Eugen eyes face faille father feel felt figure flounce flowers followed Francius front girl give hair half hand head heard heart hour kind knew lace lady laughed leave letter light lips live look loops material mean mind Miss morning mother narrow neck never night once passed plain plaited poor replied ribbon rose round satin seemed side silk skirt sleeves smile speak standing stood strange sure tell thing thought took train trimmed turned velvet voice walked wide wife wish woman yards young