Gems from the Best Authors, Grave and GayCassell & Company, 1887 - 376 страница |
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... feel ; to find the immortal hidden in the mortal . And hence it is that our friends in fiction are better known to us , almost more real to us , than our own kinsmen and companions . We believe in Colonel Newcome , although we never ...
... feel ; to find the immortal hidden in the mortal . And hence it is that our friends in fiction are better known to us , almost more real to us , than our own kinsmen and companions . We believe in Colonel Newcome , although we never ...
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... feel that I was listening to my wife and child . I was startled by the sound of footsteps ; and , turn- ing my eyes in the direction of the entrance to the passage ( it had but one entrance ) I saw approach- ing an old man , who had ...
... feel that I was listening to my wife and child . I was startled by the sound of footsteps ; and , turn- ing my eyes in the direction of the entrance to the passage ( it had but one entrance ) I saw approach- ing an old man , who had ...
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... feel what kind of a man he is , I don't think they are happy . " was not fastened on the inside , and exposed the long , deep , narrow recess , closed in at the end with red curtains glowing with the fire and light within . " I will now ...
... feel what kind of a man he is , I don't think they are happy . " was not fastened on the inside , and exposed the long , deep , narrow recess , closed in at the end with red curtains glowing with the fire and light within . " I will now ...
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... feel for you . But it is better you should be undeceived now than hereafter . Hang it ! old fellow , " he added , brightening up , " they're all so , you may depend upon it . There never was one born worth breaking your heart about ...
... feel for you . But it is better you should be undeceived now than hereafter . Hang it ! old fellow , " he added , brightening up , " they're all so , you may depend upon it . There never was one born worth breaking your heart about ...
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... feel in the inmost compartments of my animal spirits a most happyfying sense of the success and futility of all my endeavours to sarve the people of Flat Creek deestrick , and the people of Tomkins township , in my weak way and manner ...
... feel in the inmost compartments of my animal spirits a most happyfying sense of the success and futility of all my endeavours to sarve the people of Flat Creek deestrick , and the people of Tomkins township , in my weak way and manner ...
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answered arms asked boat Brer Fox Brer Rabbit Captain Captain Carey child Colonsay Conway cried dear Dick Dick Fitzgerald door EGER eyes F. C. BURNAND face father feel feet fell fellow felt fire Fraser Fu-chow Garstang give goblin Gordon Browne Guestwick hand happy Hawk-eye head hear heard heart Heaven honour Huldy Jack knew lady Lancelot laugh light lillibullero lips looked Lord master Mayford Merrow mind Miss morning Mortemar never night once Pennicuick poor replied roar rose round rush seemed sezee shouted side Simon Clegg sleep smile sound stood Stormy Petrel sweet tears tell thee thing thou thought took turned Uncle Remus ventriloquist voice walked watch wife wind woman word young
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