The Winthrops: A NovelCarleton, 1864 - 319 páginas |
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Términos y frases comunes
amid amusement an't asked beautiful better boys called carriage cloth color comfort Crittenden Cuba Cuban Dennison Don Felipe door dress Duncan endure exclaimed eyes face father feel fellow felt fortune Frankie's Fred girls grace half hands happy hard workin Havana head heart honor hope horses Houghton Howard husband James Bertram kinks knew Larned laughed leave Lemmy lips live live single Lola looked Madame Maria marriage married ment Miss Frankie morning mother Nettie never nigger night O'Shanter occasion old lady parlor passed pleasant poor possessed quiet remark remember round scarcely seemed smile soon spectful street suffer tain Tam O'Shanter Tam's tell things thought tion turned uncon WASHINGTON HEIGHTS wife window Winthrop wish woman women wonder wont young ladies
Pasajes populares
Página 298 - ... barring for rust-pits, and then gave them a nice thick daubing of oil against the Arctic weather. Then I put on my own clothes that I had made, and all the other clothes that I could get lent, and climbed out over the to'-gallan' rail on to the ice. The Gleaner lay in a bay some two miles from the shore, and let me tell you, if you do not know it, that Arctic ice is no curling rink. There are great hills, and knolls, and bergs, and valleys spread all over, and even where it's about level, the...