The Century: A Popular Quarterly, 87 tomasScribner & Company, 1914 |
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... turned him into the pasture ; then he came back , sat down at Gerry's feet , and slept . Gerry looked with won- der ... turned her head slowly and looked down . She saw the glint of blue and understood . She turned her eyes ...
... turned him into the pasture ; then he came back , sat down at Gerry's feet , and slept . Gerry looked with won- der ... turned her head slowly and looked down . She saw the glint of blue and understood . She turned her eyes ...
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... turned on the bench and devoured Alix with his eyes . A full - blooded , clean young man in the presence of beauty is not a reasonable be- ing . Collingeford was trying to be rea- sonable , and was failing utterly despite the fact that ...
... turned on the bench and devoured Alix with his eyes . A full - blooded , clean young man in the presence of beauty is not a reasonable be- ing . Collingeford was trying to be rea- sonable , and was failing utterly despite the fact that ...
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... turned him so that he faced the light . Alan did not laugh . There was fire in Alix's eyes . " You little thing , " she said tensely , " not to see that the bars are down ! " He turned under her hands , and she let 21222 him go . He ...
... turned him so that he faced the light . Alan did not laugh . There was fire in Alix's eyes . " You little thing , " she said tensely , " not to see that the bars are down ! " He turned under her hands , and she let 21222 him go . He ...
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... turned out into the town to make room for him . In effect , the English system says : " For bet- ter or for worse you are one of us , and for four years we shall have to abide by your deeds . Come on ! Let us make the best we can of you ...
... turned out into the town to make room for him . In effect , the English system says : " For bet- ter or for worse you are one of us , and for four years we shall have to abide by your deeds . Come on ! Let us make the best we can of you ...
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... turned his She held down her. had seen that at a glance . She was pretty ; she smiled more than she laughed , which is well in a young woman , as every one knows ; Katia Stolgolz openly boasted that Rose had an excellent dot ; and less ...
... turned his She held down her. had seen that at a glance . She was pretty ; she smiled more than she laughed , which is well in a young woman , as every one knows ; Katia Stolgolz openly boasted that Rose had an excellent dot ; and less ...
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