Century Monthly Magazine, 93 tomasJosiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Century Company, 1916 |
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... gave him a look side- wise from a dewy blue eye , as if to see whether he were serious . He perceived that she with effort kept her dimples from denting in . He could not be sure what the joke was . But she went on , as if there had ...
... gave him a look side- wise from a dewy blue eye , as if to see whether he were serious . He perceived that she with effort kept her dimples from denting in . He could not be sure what the joke was . But she went on , as if there had ...
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... gave the im- pression besides of one whose nervous temper put out porcupine shafts to keep you off . " It's one of our very best friends , Mrs. Hawthorne . Dear old Gerald ! Mr. Fane . Shall I go get him and bring him over ? " " No ...
... gave the im- pression besides of one whose nervous temper put out porcupine shafts to keep you off . " It's one of our very best friends , Mrs. Hawthorne . Dear old Gerald ! Mr. Fane . Shall I go get him and bring him over ? " " No ...
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... gave me breakfast , apologizing because there was no milk . It seemed to them that one could not drink tea without milk . These minds of ours are amazing instruments . Outside the door lay the body of an old man ; a little farther off ...
... gave me breakfast , apologizing because there was no milk . It seemed to them that one could not drink tea without milk . These minds of ours are amazing instruments . Outside the door lay the body of an old man ; a little farther off ...
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... gave me breakfast , apologizing because there . was no milk . It seemed to them that one could not drink tea without milk . These minds of ours are amazing instruments . Outside the door lay the body of an old man ; a little farther off ...
... gave me breakfast , apologizing because there . was no milk . It seemed to them that one could not drink tea without milk . These minds of ours are amazing instruments . Outside the door lay the body of an old man ; a little farther off ...
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... gave me breakfast , apologizing because there was no milk . It seemed to them that one could not drink tea without milk . These minds of ours are amazing instruments . Outside the door lay the body of an old man ; a little farther off ...
... gave me breakfast , apologizing because there was no milk . It seemed to them that one could not drink tea without milk . These minds of ours are amazing instruments . Outside the door lay the body of an old man ; a little farther off ...
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