Rose-Belford's Canadian Monthly and National Review, 2 tomas;15 tomasRose-Belford Publishing Company, 1879 |
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... able traits . She sometimes used to wonder whether between their very physical motions there was not a sub- tle concordance , and repeatedly she had assured herself that many thoughts occurred to both of them at one and the same moment ...
... able traits . She sometimes used to wonder whether between their very physical motions there was not a sub- tle concordance , and repeatedly she had assured herself that many thoughts occurred to both of them at one and the same moment ...
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... able , at its end , to dispense with the cane , and though still an im- perfect walker , the evidence of his injury now decreased with daily rapidity . During this same week two letters had been exchanged between himself and his friend ...
... able , at its end , to dispense with the cane , and though still an im- perfect walker , the evidence of his injury now decreased with daily rapidity . During this same week two letters had been exchanged between himself and his friend ...
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... able to profess herself dreadfully ashamed , ' which she did with so much pretty humility that the most unsym- pathetic observer would have had lit- tle heart to feel toward her anything except indulgent pity . II . ' Six months had ...
... able to profess herself dreadfully ashamed , ' which she did with so much pretty humility that the most unsym- pathetic observer would have had lit- tle heart to feel toward her anything except indulgent pity . II . ' Six months had ...
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... able to procure in the library . The Bailiff occupied a position so much higher than their own that the engagement was not considered in the same light as by those who stood at Alan's end of the social ladder . Any- thing which was ...
... able to procure in the library . The Bailiff occupied a position so much higher than their own that the engagement was not considered in the same light as by those who stood at Alan's end of the social ladder . Any- thing which was ...
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... able , through her very admiration of himself , to inspire a desire for high- er levels of thought . Together , while poor Alan , mated to his rustic beauty , worked his heart out in a hopeless en- deavour , they too , he thought ...
... able , through her very admiration of himself , to inspire a desire for high- er levels of thought . Together , while poor Alan , mated to his rustic beauty , worked his heart out in a hopeless en- deavour , they too , he thought ...
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Rose-Belford's Canadian Monthly and National Review, 4 tomas;17 tomas Graeme Mercer Adam,George Stewart Visos knygos peržiūra - 1880 |
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able Amelius answered appear asked beautiful believe British called Canada cause character Christmas course dear door doubt England English eyes face fact father feel force girl give given Government half hand head heart hope hour human interest kind lady land least leave less letter light live look matter means meet ment mind Miss morning mother nature never observed once party passed perhaps person political poor present question reason respect seemed seen sent side speak spirit story sure taken talk tell things thought tion told took true turned voice whole wife wish woman women young
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