A Night in Cold HarborMacmillan, 1960 - 230 pages |
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Page 75
... tell you all the news . We can tell you if that wicked man , who has got Dr. Newbolt's book , repents upon his deathbed and sends it back . We can tell We ! We ! you . • " If it would give you pleasure , I'll suggest it to her ...
... tell you all the news . We can tell you if that wicked man , who has got Dr. Newbolt's book , repents upon his deathbed and sends it back . We can tell We ! We ! you . • " If it would give you pleasure , I'll suggest it to her ...
Page 131
... tell lies . Do I tell him I've changed my mind ? Have I ? He looks confoundedly sure of himself . I shall cut a very poor figure unless I take the initiative . " You've come , I hope , " he said , smiling , " to tell me what I am to do ...
... tell lies . Do I tell him I've changed my mind ? Have I ? He looks confoundedly sure of himself . I shall cut a very poor figure unless I take the initiative . " You've come , I hope , " he said , smiling , " to tell me what I am to do ...
Page 135
... tell him ? " " Writing to Latymer ! How does that come about ? ” " Oh , I've engaged to write to him regularly , poor young man . He misses letters from home so much . It was Ellen's think ? May we tell scheme , and a very clever one ...
... tell him ? " " Writing to Latymer ! How does that come about ? ” " Oh , I've engaged to write to him regularly , poor young man . He misses letters from home so much . It was Ellen's think ? May we tell scheme , and a very clever one ...
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