Littell's Living Age, Volume 166Living Age Company Incorporated, 1885 |
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Page 19
... knew what you were saying , if you had ever been in love , " he said in a rage , speaking bitterly , indignantly , " you would not be so cruel to her , Mrs. Dy . mond . You part us for no reason but your husband's fancy , and you divide ...
... knew what you were saying , if you had ever been in love , " he said in a rage , speaking bitterly , indignantly , " you would not be so cruel to her , Mrs. Dy . mond . You part us for no reason but your husband's fancy , and you divide ...
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... knew not when she should see him again ; and her father was there , and yet gone too in a way . She could not bear him to be so gentle , so reserved , so absent in his manner ; she was longing for an explanation with him , longing to ...
... knew not when she should see him again ; and her father was there , and yet gone too in a way . She could not bear him to be so gentle , so reserved , so absent in his manner ; she was longing for an explanation with him , longing to ...
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... knew her ! All the spiteful things Miss Bolsover had ever said came into her mind with a passionate exaggera . tion . Ah ! she was not ungrateful , she was not mercenary , she had not married for money and mean things . Her hus- band ...
... knew her ! All the spiteful things Miss Bolsover had ever said came into her mind with a passionate exaggera . tion . Ah ! she was not ungrateful , she was not mercenary , she had not married for money and mean things . Her hus- band ...
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... knew I was only doing myself and my family justice by reporting myself sick , for I knew dysentery was on me . The doctor gave me two or three astrin- gent medicines to bind me , but he should have sent me straight to hospital . I went ...
... knew I was only doing myself and my family justice by reporting myself sick , for I knew dysentery was on me . The doctor gave me two or three astrin- gent medicines to bind me , but he should have sent me straight to hospital . I went ...
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... knew nothing . With his brilliant pictorial fancy , he was able to conjure up before his mind's eye all those forms of the pagan world which were , by his own confession , invisible to Words- worth ; but , on the other hand , to the ac ...
... knew nothing . With his brilliant pictorial fancy , he was able to conjure up before his mind's eye all those forms of the pagan world which were , by his own confession , invisible to Words- worth ; but , on the other hand , to the ac ...
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