A Night in Cold HarborMacmillan, 1960 - 230 pages |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 54
Page 69
... mother ; she would have been , had she and Romilly married when they planned . He had been about three years old when she first caught sight of him , peeping at her from under a bed in his grand- mother's hovel . That look had taken her ...
... mother ; she would have been , had she and Romilly married when they planned . He had been about three years old when she first caught sight of him , peeping at her from under a bed in his grand- mother's hovel . That look had taken her ...
Page 79
Margaret Kennedy. people forward while his mother , in frightened undertones , reminded him of their names . It was made plain to the world that his family were forcing him to behave himself . When , at last , they let him go he flung ...
Margaret Kennedy. people forward while his mother , in frightened undertones , reminded him of their names . It was made plain to the world that his family were forcing him to behave himself . When , at last , they let him go he flung ...
Page 173
... mother , but some recollec- tion of nights spent at Slane St. Mary's forced him to allow the possibility . Jenny made no claims for it on that score , but her interest and affection gave a strong indication of her pri- vate opinion ...
... mother , but some recollec- tion of nights spent at Slane St. Mary's forced him to allow the possibility . Jenny made no claims for it on that score , but her interest and affection gave a strong indication of her pri- vate opinion ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Abbotsbury Amabel an't backgammon began believe Berkshire better Billy McGee Brandon carriage Charles Charlotte Cheddar Gorge child church Cold Harbor Corston Cottar Cranton's creature dear Dickie dinner Dulverton Eccles Ellen exclaimed Exmoor eyes father fellow felt fiddle Fragonard gave gentleman girl gone guineas Hannah happy heard Hereford Hollins hope horse Jemmy Jenny Newbolt Jenny's knew ladies Latymer laughed listening live looked Mama Markham married mind Minehead Miss Jenny morning mother never night Oh yes once parsonage Partridge poor Porlock pottery Ptolemy remember Romilly's scarper sent servants Severnton sister Slane St smiling soon Sophy sorry Squire stared stay Stephen Stretton Courtenay sure talk tell There's thing thought Tibbie told tomorrow took trees trouble turned Venetia village voice wait walk What's woman wondered word young