The Atlantic Monthly, 18 tomasAtlantic Monthly Company, 1866 |
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... eyes of a washed - out blue tint , and very sparse yellow whis- kers . His mouth was weak , both lips being almost alike , so that the or- gan might have been turned upside down without affecting its expression . His forehead , however ...
... eyes of a washed - out blue tint , and very sparse yellow whis- kers . His mouth was weak , both lips being almost alike , so that the or- gan might have been turned upside down without affecting its expression . His forehead , however ...
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... eyes of great beauty . She was , as I learned afterwards , a mag- netic patient of the doctor , and had deserted her husband , a master me- chanic , to follow this new light . The others were , like myself , strangers brought hither by ...
... eyes of great beauty . She was , as I learned afterwards , a mag- netic patient of the doctor , and had deserted her husband , a master me- chanic , to follow this new light . The others were , like myself , strangers brought hither by ...
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... eyes upon the neat legs of the horse , rather than the anxious face of the rider . " I'm glad to hear you ' re well , " Mrs. Walker said ; " it a'most seems to me that , if I had Johnny the way he was last week , I would n't complain ...
... eyes upon the neat legs of the horse , rather than the anxious face of the rider . " I'm glad to hear you ' re well , " Mrs. Walker said ; " it a'most seems to me that , if I had Johnny the way he was last week , I would n't complain ...
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... eyes , child ; but your ' re so much wiser than your father and me , that words are throwed away on you . " " I promised Mrs. Walker that I would milk for her to - night , " Jenny said , hesitating , and dropping her eyes . " 1866. ] 13 ...
... eyes , child ; but your ' re so much wiser than your father and me , that words are throwed away on you . " " I promised Mrs. Walker that I would milk for her to - night , " Jenny said , hesitating , and dropping her eyes . " 1866. ] 13 ...
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... eyes , and awaited her reply in confusion . She had too much tact to have noticed this at any time ; but in view of the serious circumstances in which he then stood , she could not for the life of her have turned any feeling of his into ...
... eyes , and awaited her reply in confusion . She had too much tact to have noticed this at any time ; but in view of the serious circumstances in which he then stood , she could not for the life of her have turned any feeling of his into ...
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