Godey's Lady's Book, Том 93Godey Company, 1876 |
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... seemed to doubt me , or won- der if I would cease to love her as I did now ; the self - torture haunting so many , found no home in her pure , unworldly heart . She had seen so little of the life actual , what marvel if the world was ...
... seemed to doubt me , or won- der if I would cease to love her as I did now ; the self - torture haunting so many , found no home in her pure , unworldly heart . She had seen so little of the life actual , what marvel if the world was ...
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... seemed decidedly pleased , and said , gayly : - " That's right , Guy ; I shall need a little of your assistance to make Miss Hayne's visit agreeable , and induce her to remain . " I replied , gallantly , " I did not think she would ...
... seemed decidedly pleased , and said , gayly : - " That's right , Guy ; I shall need a little of your assistance to make Miss Hayne's visit agreeable , and induce her to remain . " I replied , gallantly , " I did not think she would ...
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... seemed a blank , perfectly ignorant , or perfectly cold , I could not tell which ; but the woman of my choice must have a different affection for me than her admiration for a fine landscape . Yet I did wonder a little if she loved me ...
... seemed a blank , perfectly ignorant , or perfectly cold , I could not tell which ; but the woman of my choice must have a different affection for me than her admiration for a fine landscape . Yet I did wonder a little if she loved me ...
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... seemed instinctively to share its mother's feeling , as it had her face and expression , though I think Gertrude loved it passionately ; but I began to believe she dis- liked me . For days together we would meet only at meal time , and ...
... seemed instinctively to share its mother's feeling , as it had her face and expression , though I think Gertrude loved it passionately ; but I began to believe she dis- liked me . For days together we would meet only at meal time , and ...
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... seemed to have dried up , and the desert sand threatened to blight even life itself . Love , ambition , intellect had turned to marble columns in the corridor of my heart ; too cold , too hard for even the faintest ivy of hope to cling ...
... seemed to have dried up , and the desert sand threatened to blight even life itself . Love , ambition , intellect had turned to marble columns in the corridor of my heart ; too cold , too hard for even the faintest ivy of hope to cling ...
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