Temple Bar, 108. köideGeorge Augustus Sala, Edmund Yates Ward and Lock, 1896 |
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... once a big place would do . It is so hard to get hold of a lot of people like this . " " Well , there will be a curate , won't there ? " said Ted . " Of course it's too large for father alone . " " Yes , I know there will ; but you don ...
... once a big place would do . It is so hard to get hold of a lot of people like this . " " Well , there will be a curate , won't there ? " said Ted . " Of course it's too large for father alone . " " Yes , I know there will ; but you don ...
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... once or twice up and down the room , and stopped at length before a long mirror set in the wall . There was a lamp on either side standing on the top of two chiffoniers , and her image was reflected in bright light . She gazed a few ...
... once or twice up and down the room , and stopped at length before a long mirror set in the wall . There was a lamp on either side standing on the top of two chiffoniers , and her image was reflected in bright light . She gazed a few ...
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... once who it was who usurped her thoughts , though he felt sure that a casual observer , one whose own mind was fancy free , would not have noticed it . She was intensely conscious of Tom's presence , and to Manvers she betrayed herself ...
... once who it was who usurped her thoughts , though he felt sure that a casual observer , one whose own mind was fancy free , would not have noticed it . She was intensely conscious of Tom's presence , and to Manvers she betrayed herself ...
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... of a nun who has once been - well , not a nun , and I want archaic folds ; but if I pro- duced them now , they would be nothing more than uninteresting survivals . And to produce an uninteresting survival seems to LIMITATIONS . 15.
... of a nun who has once been - well , not a nun , and I want archaic folds ; but if I pro- duced them now , they would be nothing more than uninteresting survivals . And to produce an uninteresting survival seems to LIMITATIONS . 15.
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... once . It may make the air less stifling . " " Well , I'd sooner be stifled than lightning - struck , and it's so wonderful . Papper " -she referred to her father- " Papper says that an average electric storm discharges enough electric ...
... once . It may make the air less stifling . " " Well , I'd sooner be stifled than lightning - struck , and it's so wonderful . Papper " -she referred to her father- " Papper says that an average electric storm discharges enough electric ...
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Page 200 - ... his room, Making it rich, and like a lily in bloom, An angel writing in a book of gold : Exceeding peace had made Ben Adhem bold, And to the presence in the room he said, " What writest thou ?" The vision raised its head, And with a look made of all sweet accord, Answered, "The names of those who love the Lord.
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