The Strand Magazine, 31 tomasHerbert Greenhough Smith G. Newnes, 1906 |
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... appearance , were very much more comfort- able as places of residence . A gentler race had built their houses rather for peace than for war . He who compares the savage bare- ness of Pevensey with the piled grandeur of Bodiam or Windsor ...
... appearance , were very much more comfort- able as places of residence . A gentler race had built their houses rather for peace than for war . He who compares the savage bare- ness of Pevensey with the piled grandeur of Bodiam or Windsor ...
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... against one is long odds , but two against four is better , and by my finger- bones Squire Nigel and I leave this room together , be it on our feet or no . " The formidable appearance of this ally , and his high. SIR NIGEL . 15.
... against one is long odds , but two against four is better , and by my finger- bones Squire Nigel and I leave this room together , be it on our feet or no . " The formidable appearance of this ally , and his high. SIR NIGEL . 15.
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... appearance of this ally , and his high reputation among his fellows , gave a further chill to the lukewarm ardour of the attack . Aylward's left arm was passed through his strung bow , and he was known from Woolmer Forest to the Weald ...
... appearance of this ally , and his high reputation among his fellows , gave a further chill to the lukewarm ardour of the attack . Aylward's left arm was passed through his strung bow , and he was known from Woolmer Forest to the Weald ...
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... appearance and intervention . " I am the Abbot of Waverley , fair son , " said the prelate . " If your message deal with a public matter it may be fitly repeated in the chapter - house ; if not I will give you audience in my own chamber ...
... appearance and intervention . " I am the Abbot of Waverley , fair son , " said the prelate . " If your message deal with a public matter it may be fitly repeated in the chapter - house ; if not I will give you audience in my own chamber ...
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... appearance of Jane . His lordship went for a walk after that , and coming back with a bored air stood on the hearthrug in the living - room and watched Miss Rose sewing . " Very dull place , " he said at last , in a dissatisfied voice ...
... appearance of Jane . His lordship went for a walk after that , and coming back with a bored air stood on the hearthrug in the living - room and watched Miss Rose sewing . " Very dull place , " he said at last , in a dissatisfied voice ...
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