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Página 15
Then , Milly , " replied Affie , “ be assured I shall not be took ! " Mrs. De Van for
some time had been a silent listener , but not an indifferent one , as she was
always attentive to the reading of her husband , and the incessant prattle of her ...
Then , Milly , " replied Affie , “ be assured I shall not be took ! " Mrs. De Van for
some time had been a silent listener , but not an indifferent one , as she was
always attentive to the reading of her husband , and the incessant prattle of her ...
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Notwithstanding the reproving looks of his sister , as quick as thought he took the
poor insect prisoner , placing one of its legs between his pretty lips , looking
mischievously at his sister , while the grasshopper performed various evolutions
...
Notwithstanding the reproving looks of his sister , as quick as thought he took the
poor insect prisoner , placing one of its legs between his pretty lips , looking
mischievously at his sister , while the grasshopper performed various evolutions
...
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This kind - hearted lady advanced and took the child . Captain De Van was not a
man that absented himself from scenes of suffering , but taking his hat and cane ,
walked leisurely down the road that lay upon the banks of the river , which ...
This kind - hearted lady advanced and took the child . Captain De Van was not a
man that absented himself from scenes of suffering , but taking his hat and cane ,
walked leisurely down the road that lay upon the banks of the river , which ...
Página 46
He took with him such things as he thought the poor man would need , and did
not forget to put in the jug of brandy . As he set it into his carriage he soliloquized
, “ No one will object to this , it is just what the poor fellow needs . " Mr. Willard
was ...
He took with him such things as he thought the poor man would need , and did
not forget to put in the jug of brandy . As he set it into his carriage he soliloquized
, “ No one will object to this , it is just what the poor fellow needs . " Mr. Willard
was ...
Página 54
Mrs. Radford was almost a silent listener , occasionally giving him a sorrowful
smile ; as her husband took his hat and hurriedly left the house , she murmured
low , “ I had rather be a door - keeper in the house of my God , than to dwell in the
...
Mrs. Radford was almost a silent listener , occasionally giving him a sorrowful
smile ; as her husband took his hat and hurriedly left the house , she murmured
low , “ I had rather be a door - keeper in the house of my God , than to dwell in the
...
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Affie Agnes Alpheus Amelia answered appearance arms asked beautiful become Bertram better blessed Bradley bright bring brother called cause child Christ continued dark dear death door early entered eyes face father feet gave girls give given glad half hand happy head heard heart heaven hope hour husband inquired interest keep knew lady laid leave length Lieutenant light live looked Lord lost McMartin mind morning Morse mother moved never night obtain Odora opened pass pleasant poor possible prayer Radford replied rest Roselle seemed seen sick side sister soon soul spirit sufferer tears tell temperance thing thought tion told took turned village visited wait walked Walter weeks weeping wife Willard wish young
Información bibliográfica
| Título | East and West Wright American fiction, 1851-1875 |
| Autor | Daphne Smith Giles |
| Editor | R. Craighead, 1853 |
| Largo | 246 páginas |
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