A Night in Cold HarborMacmillan, 1960 - 230 pages |
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Page 70
... felt that he had out- grown her company . He was a man , with a man's cares , of which she understood so little that she did not even ask what he was to do if Crowther had no work for him . His grand- mother would not keep a lubberly ...
... felt that he had out- grown her company . He was a man , with a man's cares , of which she understood so little that she did not even ask what he was to do if Crowther had no work for him . His grand- mother would not keep a lubberly ...
Page 147
... felt easy in his mind in the matter of justice to Jenny , such justice as it might now be in his power to observe . They were taking a long time over his tray . He waited for forty minutes before ringing his bell . The servant who an ...
... felt easy in his mind in the matter of justice to Jenny , such justice as it might now be in his power to observe . They were taking a long time over his tray . He waited for forty minutes before ringing his bell . The servant who an ...
Page 156
... felt that his old friend would have been in less danger if the gentlemen thought he had his wits , and the lady had advocated a Bedlam . Life at the parsonage had somewhat altered Dickie . Good food and plenty of sleep might account for ...
... felt that his old friend would have been in less danger if the gentlemen thought he had his wits , and the lady had advocated a Bedlam . Life at the parsonage had somewhat altered Dickie . Good food and plenty of sleep might account for ...
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