A Night in Cold HarborMacmillan, 1960 - 230 pages |
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Page 27
... trees were slightly blackened . Then the dense cloud poured down on him once more , so that he could scarcely see a yard ahead . He was half choking when , with the next wind shift , he saw the track leading out of the trees and up over ...
... trees were slightly blackened . Then the dense cloud poured down on him once more , so that he could scarcely see a yard ahead . He was half choking when , with the next wind shift , he saw the track leading out of the trees and up over ...
Page 43
... trees and fountains and sun- light . " " How our tastes agree ! " exclaimed Romilly . " I mean to put it in place of my poor long horse , if it doesn't turn out to be too small . Have you any idea of the painter ? " " Oh , I know ...
... trees and fountains and sun- light . " " How our tastes agree ! " exclaimed Romilly . " I mean to put it in place of my poor long horse , if it doesn't turn out to be too small . Have you any idea of the painter ? " " Oh , I know ...
Page 208
... trees . One can hardly believe trees could grow on a cliffside so steep . ' " 9 " But we never got to the sea , " interrupted Ellen , “ though we went down and down and down . There it was , always just as far below . We could see it ...
... trees . One can hardly believe trees could grow on a cliffside so steep . ' " 9 " But we never got to the sea , " interrupted Ellen , “ though we went down and down and down . There it was , always just as far below . We could see it ...
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