 | Mrs. Gordon Smythies - 1848 - 380 pages
...Spight, McPeevish, and Fitzplagiare,—Eose Pink, and her adorer, Stubbs. After Inez left Eamsgate, poor Luckless, eager to be quite well, that he might...the woman at whose house he lodged, her alarm and distress knew no bounds, and she implored Thalia Evergreen again to accompany her to Ramsgate ; but... | |
 | 1872 - 782 pages
...anxiously he had looked out for her coming, and waited and listened for her ; she knew not that she was the joy of his heart and the delight of his eyes ; she had not yet learnt what a warm, loving heart was hidJen by that cold, grave manner. Ebenezer... | |
 | St. Andrew's Church (Headington, Oxford, England) - 1872 - 362 pages
...anxiously he Lad looked out for her coming, and waited and listened for her; she knew not that she was the joy of his heart and the delight of his eyes: she had not yet learnt what a warm, loving heart was hidden by that cold, grave manner. At a time when... | |
 | 1872 - 602 pages
...anxiously he had looked out for her coming, and waited and listened for her ; she knew not that she was the joy of his heart and the delight of his eyes; she had not yet learnt what a warm, loving heart was hidden hy that cold, grave manner. Ebeuezer Cotterill... | |
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... of the Fernleighs. The young girl little knew with what a strong effort of self-control he restrained his deep joy at having her home again ; she little knew how restlessly and anxiously he had looked out for her coming, and waited and listened for... 