A Night in Cold HarborMacmillan, 1960 - 230 pages |
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Page 105
... hope to be safe - from memory , from Ellen's bright eyes , from his mother's forlorn looks . He might hope to end this miserable indecision which swung from schemes for their banishment to evenings at back- gammon . Venetia would deal ...
... hope to be safe - from memory , from Ellen's bright eyes , from his mother's forlorn looks . He might hope to end this miserable indecision which swung from schemes for their banishment to evenings at back- gammon . Venetia would deal ...
Page 180
... hope to hit upon something striking in the way of new designs . I don't mean merely to compete with those people in Staffordshire . I hope , some day , to beat them at their own game . What does Cranton know of taste ? No wonder he can ...
... hope to hit upon something striking in the way of new designs . I don't mean merely to compete with those people in Staffordshire . I hope , some day , to beat them at their own game . What does Cranton know of taste ? No wonder he can ...
Page 183
... hope , will reach since Ellen says it is to stay in England , in case you are really coming home . Remember , if you please , that your home is here ; we expect you and will be very much disappointed if you do not come directly . I hope ...
... hope , will reach since Ellen says it is to stay in England , in case you are really coming home . Remember , if you please , that your home is here ; we expect you and will be very much disappointed if you do not come directly . I hope ...
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