The Universal Anthology: A Collection of the Best Literature, Ancient, Mediaeval and Modern, with Biographical and Explanatory Notes, Том 24Richard Garnett, Léon Vallée, Alois Brandl Clarke Company, Limited, 1899 |
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... poor character of a steerage passenger . " Well , cap'en ! " said the colonel . " Well , colonel ! " cried the captain . " You're looking most uncommon bright , sir . I can hardly realize its being you , and that's a fact . " " A good ...
... poor character of a steerage passenger . " Well , cap'en ! " said the colonel . " Well , colonel ! " cried the captain . " You're looking most uncommon bright , sir . I can hardly realize its being you , and that's a fact . " " A good ...
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... Poor Relations , " " The Last Chouan " ( his first success ) , " La Peau de Chagrin , " " The Search for the Absolute , " and " The Country Doctor . " ] I. THE CONSPIRACY . La THERE was a pause . Pons was too weak to say more . Cibot ...
... Poor Relations , " " The Last Chouan " ( his first success ) , " La Peau de Chagrin , " " The Search for the Absolute , " and " The Country Doctor . " ] I. THE CONSPIRACY . La THERE was a pause . Pons was too weak to say more . Cibot ...
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... Poor Schmucke went out to her with a haggard , tear - stained face . " Mein boor Bons is vandering , " said he ; " he says dat you are ein pad voman . It ees his illness , " he added hastily , to soften La Cibot and excuse his friend ...
... Poor Schmucke went out to her with a haggard , tear - stained face . " Mein boor Bons is vandering , " said he ; " he says dat you are ein pad voman . It ees his illness , " he added hastily , to soften La Cibot and excuse his friend ...
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... Poor man , it is his all , earned by the sweat of his brow , the savings of twenty - six years of life to- gether . He must have his money to - morrow ; there is no get- ting round him . You do not know Cibot ; when he is angry he would ...
... Poor man , it is his all , earned by the sweat of his brow , the savings of twenty - six years of life to- gether . He must have his money to - morrow ; there is no get- ting round him . You do not know Cibot ; when he is angry he would ...
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... poor little savings into it , " added the Jew , " for my daughter's portion . Come , let us take a turn on the boule- vard until this lawyer arrives . " - - " Cibot is very bad as it is , " continued Rémonencq ; " if it should please ...
... poor little savings into it , " added the Jew , " for my daughter's portion . Come , let us take a turn on the boule- vard until this lawyer arrives . " - - " Cibot is very bad as it is , " continued Rémonencq ; " if it should please ...
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Adrienne ALFRED TENNYSON answered Arthur Dimmesdale asked bandolining beautiful bells Ben Bolt better breath canon Chateau d'If child Cibot Cleopatra colonel Consuelo cried curate Dantes dark dead dear death Djalma door Dorcas dream Ellen eyes face fancy father fear feeling felt Fraisier gentleman give hand happiness head hear heard heart Heaven Hester Hester Prynne hope hour Jane Jefferson Brick Kardouon Lady Hester Stanhope laugh leave light lips listen live look Mademoiselle de Cardoville Magus Martin Meïamoun mind missis Mugby Junction never night once passed Pons poor Rawdon replied Reuben scarlet letter Schaunard Schmucke seemed smile Sniff soul stood sure sweet tears tell thee THEOPHILE GAUTIER things THOMAS HOOD thou thought tree trembling turned voice wife wish woman words Xailoun young lord
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