The Living Age, Volume 303Living Age Company, 1919 |
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Page 159
... eyes fixed upon the blonde youth who looks for- ward to so formidable a heritage . After the few words which he addresses to the other children , he goes away at a gallop and we follow him with our eyes hoping to see him return , to ...
... eyes fixed upon the blonde youth who looks for- ward to so formidable a heritage . After the few words which he addresses to the other children , he goes away at a gallop and we follow him with our eyes hoping to see him return , to ...
Page 160
... eyes there is a mystic ardor . The Empress has the air of wearing more easily the insignia of royalty : but her cheeks are burning , her eyes are feverish and her lips drawn . There is no gentleness in her expression . Even there in ...
... eyes there is a mystic ardor . The Empress has the air of wearing more easily the insignia of royalty : but her cheeks are burning , her eyes are feverish and her lips drawn . There is no gentleness in her expression . Even there in ...
Page 525
... eyes had an uncanny way of looking up when , by the poise of its head , they ought to be looking on the ground , and they were a bright , light , forget - me- not blue , like a child's , as if the beast had preserved a new - born ...
... eyes had an uncanny way of looking up when , by the poise of its head , they ought to be looking on the ground , and they were a bright , light , forget - me- not blue , like a child's , as if the beast had preserved a new - born ...
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