A Night in Cold HarborMacmillan, 1960 - 230 pages |
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Page 66
... feel as she did until they had gone to Heaven and that , even there , one ought to feel differently . For her own comfort , and for the comfort of those about her , she kept her heretical notions to herself . Since those about her ...
... feel as she did until they had gone to Heaven and that , even there , one ought to feel differently . For her own comfort , and for the comfort of those about her , she kept her heretical notions to herself . Since those about her ...
Page 196
... feel . Had he been less certain of his own happiness he would have denied that he felt it . But he was secure enough to glance at the enormous risks run by his sex among these supposedly tender creatures . 3 The invitation gave great ...
... feel . Had he been less certain of his own happiness he would have denied that he felt it . But he was secure enough to glance at the enormous risks run by his sex among these supposedly tender creatures . 3 The invitation gave great ...
Page 209
... feel to be one of themselves , nor would it be an easy task to find a fellow with all the necessary qualifications . Laty- mer's comment also stuck in his mind . He might find some promising candidate who would then make use of the ...
... feel to be one of themselves , nor would it be an easy task to find a fellow with all the necessary qualifications . Laty- mer's comment also stuck in his mind . He might find some promising candidate who would then make use of the ...
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