The Gentleman's Magazine, Том 249Bradbury, Evans, 1880 |
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... face of neither moved a muscle at the unexpected appear- ance of a young lady in the rooms of the Argus , except for a slight frown which passed over that of Mr. Sims . His once immaculate chief , he could not help thinking , was going ...
... face of neither moved a muscle at the unexpected appear- ance of a young lady in the rooms of the Argus , except for a slight frown which passed over that of Mr. Sims . His once immaculate chief , he could not help thinking , was going ...
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... nothing . It was hard that she should have had to pass through so much shame for no end . But she was by no means looking downward , and a glimpse of his grave and down - turned face , in which she 8 The Gentleman's Magazine .
... nothing . It was hard that she should have had to pass through so much shame for no end . But she was by no means looking downward , and a glimpse of his grave and down - turned face , in which she 8 The Gentleman's Magazine .
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... face to face with it , and she could not smile . Though she felt what it was well enough , there is probably no reader of her story who could not put it into words better than she . It was to fascinate the enemy , obtain , by craft or ...
... face to face with it , and she could not smile . Though she felt what it was well enough , there is probably no reader of her story who could not put it into words better than she . It was to fascinate the enemy , obtain , by craft or ...
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... their inevitable way to Helen's face , and he could not reconcile with a single possible view of human nature the idea of a girl like her - keen , eager , and thorough - going beyond reason , as he knew , 12 The Gentleman's Magazine .
... their inevitable way to Helen's face , and he could not reconcile with a single possible view of human nature the idea of a girl like her - keen , eager , and thorough - going beyond reason , as he knew , 12 The Gentleman's Magazine .
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... face the very hardest realities of the battle , such as women alone can feel them . She looked at the notes she had received for Alan . If she used them as a loan , they could still be repaid when the time came , and she would be spared ...
... face the very hardest realities of the battle , such as women alone can feel them . She looked at the notes she had received for Alan . If she used them as a loan , they could still be repaid when the time came , and she would be spared ...
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