 ... father once more ; yet she carefully concealed her grief and sighs from her spouse, not to afflict his heart, for she loved him dearly. " One day, remembering the charms which could make her return to the skies, and profiting by a hunt in which Algon...  De La Salle Monthly: A Catholic Magazine - Page 671873Full view - About this book
 | Emmanuel Domenech - 1860 - 560 pages
...he conducted her to his cabin, using the precaution of putting aside, during the route, the briars and branches, lest they should knock against, or injure...the air, the balmy breath of the prairies wafted the sweet notes of her celestial voice to the ears of her spouse : that voice and that chant were well-known... | |
 | Emmanuel Domenech - 1860 - 584 pages
...imaginable festivity, and the joy of the gallant hunter was still more increased by the birth of a sou. But alas ! Algon's young wife being the daughter of...the air, the balmy breath of the prairies wafted the sweet notes of her celestial voice to the ears of her spouse : that voice and that chant were well-known... | |
 | Emmanuel Domenech - 1860 - 610 pages
...earth was little suited for her celestial nature ; her health daily declined, and she wished to sec her father once more ; yet she carefully concealed...the air, the balmy breath of the prairies wafted the sweet notes of her celestial voice to the ears of her spouse : that voice and that chant were well-known... | |
 | Emmanuel Domenech - 1860 - 558 pages
...was little suited for her celestial nature ; her health daily declined, and she wished to see hej: father once more; yet she carefully concealed her...the air, the balmy breath of the prairies wafted the sweet notes of her celestial voice to the ears of her spouse: that voice and that chant were well-known... | |
 | James Greenwood - 1863 - 478 pages
...a hunt in which Algon was engaged, she made a little basket of osier twigs, then gathered all sort of flowers, caught birds, and collected every curiosity...with all her treasures and commenced the song she had chanted with her sistera in bye-gone days during their mysterious journeys. Immediately the basket... | |
 | James Greenwood - 1863 - 448 pages
...a hunt in which Algon was engaged, she made a little basket of osier twigs, then gathered all sort of flowers, caught birds, and collected every curiosity...with all her treasures and commenced the song she had chanted with her sisters in hye-gone days during their mysterious journeys. Immediately the basket... | |
 | James Greenwood - 1863 - 438 pages
...a hunt in which Algon was engaged, she made a little basket of osier twigs, then gathered all sort of flowers, caught birds, and collected every curiosity...with her and went to the magic circle. There she got int" 160 AI-GON'S STAR WIFE VANISHES. her basket with all her treasures and commenced the song she... | |
 | James Greenwood (journalist.) - 1878 - 510 pages
...a hunt in which Algon was engaged, she made a little basket of osier twigs, then gathered all sort of flowers, caught birds, and collected every curiosity...her and went to the magic circle. There she got into 160 her basket with all her treasures and commenced the song she had chanted with her sisters in hye-gone... | |
 | Edwin Paxton Hood - 1885 - 728 pages
...being on earth. Their marriage was at once celebrated amid every imaginable festivity, and by-and-by the joy of the gallant hunter was still more increased...air, t'he balmy breath of the prairies wafted the sweet notes of her celestial voice to the ears of her spouse : that voice and that chant were well-known... | |
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