Hetty, and Other StoriesBradbury, Evans, & Company, 1871 - 344 pages |
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... LETS HER SENTIMENTS BE KNOWN , NOT ONLY TO HER LOVER , BUT TO THE WORLD IN GENERAL . TWO LITTLE FRIENDS . CHAPTER V. PAGE I 9 20 27 CHAPTER VI . THE RETURN 33 CHAPTER VII . THE NEW LIFE 40 LORD DUCETOY CHAPTER VIII . PAGE • 45 CHAPTER IX.
... LETS HER SENTIMENTS BE KNOWN , NOT ONLY TO HER LOVER , BUT TO THE WORLD IN GENERAL . TWO LITTLE FRIENDS . CHAPTER V. PAGE I 9 20 27 CHAPTER VI . THE RETURN 33 CHAPTER VII . THE NEW LIFE 40 LORD DUCETOY CHAPTER VIII . PAGE • 45 CHAPTER IX.
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Henry Kingsley. LORD DUCETOY CHAPTER VIII . PAGE • 45 CHAPTER IX . THE SKYE - TERRIER 49 CHAPTER X. MR . MORLEY 53 CHAPTER XI . HETTY'S LOVER 57 CHAPTER XII . HAGBUT'S NEW INTENTIONS 63 · CHAPTER XIII . A FRANK EXPLANATION • 69 HARTOP ...
Henry Kingsley. LORD DUCETOY CHAPTER VIII . PAGE • 45 CHAPTER IX . THE SKYE - TERRIER 49 CHAPTER X. MR . MORLEY 53 CHAPTER XI . HETTY'S LOVER 57 CHAPTER XII . HAGBUT'S NEW INTENTIONS 63 · CHAPTER XIII . A FRANK EXPLANATION • 69 HARTOP ...
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... LIGHT . 153 CHAPTER XXVI . THE GAZETTE 158 CHAPTER XXVII . THE WALPURGIS NIGHT 167 CHAPTER XXVIII . TURNER SNUFFS THE SEA WIND 191 PILOT TERRACE CHAPTER XXIX . 194 CHAPTER XXX . LORD DUCETOY'S PROPOSALS PAGE 200 CHAPTER XXXI CONTENTS . vii.
... LIGHT . 153 CHAPTER XXVI . THE GAZETTE 158 CHAPTER XXVII . THE WALPURGIS NIGHT 167 CHAPTER XXVIII . TURNER SNUFFS THE SEA WIND 191 PILOT TERRACE CHAPTER XXIX . 194 CHAPTER XXX . LORD DUCETOY'S PROPOSALS PAGE 200 CHAPTER XXXI CONTENTS . vii.
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Henry Kingsley. CHAPTER XXX . LORD DUCETOY'S PROPOSALS PAGE 200 CHAPTER XXXI . BREAKING WINDOWS 204 CHAPTER XXXII . THE GREAT HETTY MYSTERY CLEARED UP 207 CHAPTER XXXIII . WAITING BY THE TIDE • 214 CHAPTER XXXIV . THE FIRST MESSAGE FROM ...
Henry Kingsley. CHAPTER XXX . LORD DUCETOY'S PROPOSALS PAGE 200 CHAPTER XXXI . BREAKING WINDOWS 204 CHAPTER XXXII . THE GREAT HETTY MYSTERY CLEARED UP 207 CHAPTER XXXIII . WAITING BY THE TIDE • 214 CHAPTER XXXIV . THE FIRST MESSAGE FROM ...
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... LORD DUCETOY . HE moment that Turner had shaken the dust of his own house off his feet , the little anxieties of that house were cast in the background , and he was in another world . For , to tell the ... LORD DUCETOY CHAPTER VIII PAGE •
... LORD DUCETOY . HE moment that Turner had shaken the dust of his own house off his feet , the little anxieties of that house were cast in the background , and he was in another world . For , to tell the ... LORD DUCETOY CHAPTER VIII PAGE •
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Page 228 - Entreat me not to leave thee, or to return from following after thee: for whither thou goest I will go; thy people shall be my people and thy God my God.
Page 333 - ... action, lest I wither by despair. What is that which I should turn to, lighting upon days like these ? Every door is barr'd with gold, and opens but to golden keys.
Page 35 - ... is to no profit. For if there be those who are able to shine in the Church, there will soon be also numbers: but where these are not, the numbers will never be good for anything. How many, suppose you, may there be in our city who are likely to be saved (roi>c аи^оцеvovç) ? It is disagreeable, what I am going to say, but I will say it nevertheless.
Page 223 - Why not, Hetty ?" said Rebecca, turning he? face to Hetty. " Why not ?" said Hetty. " Why, of all the indiscretions I ever committed, this is the worst. I hope you will not be so foolish as I have been." "Why not?" said Rebecca. " Because you would cut the last ground from under my father's feet. Rebecca, you have a noble soul committed to your care, for which you will have to answer at the Day of Judgment.