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All about her and about the place , then gaiety itself , was now in deep mourning .
Yet , was she only . still more lovely , for the interest which this threw into her
every look and gesture , occupied , however , far more with her father than herself
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All about her and about the place , then gaiety itself , was now in deep mourning .
Yet , was she only . still more lovely , for the interest which this threw into her
every look and gesture , occupied , however , far more with her father than herself
.
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I will put it away , and you shall promise me not to look at it till to - morrow . ” So
saying , she almost playfully took the packet from his not unwilling hand - for , in
truth , he seemed little equal to business and retired with it alone . The immense ...
I will put it away , and you shall promise me not to look at it till to - morrow . ” So
saying , she almost playfully took the packet from his not unwilling hand - for , in
truth , he seemed little equal to business and retired with it alone . The immense ...
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... and said you were wandering , and did not know what you said ; and for my
part , I thought so too , and so did Miss Bertha herself , when I told her of it . But ,
good God , sir , I am afraid you are going off again , for you just look as wbite as
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... and said you were wandering , and did not know what you said ; and for my
part , I thought so too , and so did Miss Bertha herself , when I told her of it . But ,
good God , sir , I am afraid you are going off again , for you just look as wbite as
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off again , for you just look as wbite as a sheet , and as frightful as when you were
first knocked down . Dear me , what shall I get you ? " Something indeed seemed
necessary ; for the thought of all I had said in my delirium being known , not ...
off again , for you just look as wbite as a sheet , and as frightful as when you were
first knocked down . Dear me , what shall I get you ? " Something indeed seemed
necessary ; for the thought of all I had said in my delirium being known , not ...
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Robert Plumer Ward. hension of what you have , I fear , deemed impertinent ;
believe that I am sufficiently punished for it by the change of look and tone which
at this moment I observe , and with which , for these last few hours , I cannot but
feel ...
Robert Plumer Ward. hension of what you have , I fear , deemed impertinent ;
believe that I am sufficiently punished for it by the change of look and tone which
at this moment I observe , and with which , for these last few hours , I cannot but
feel ...
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| Заглавие | De Clifford, Or, the Constant Man, Том 2 De Clifford, Or, the Constant Man, Robert Plumer Ward |
| Автор | Robert Plumer Ward |
| Издател | Henry Colburn, 1841 |
| Оригиналът е от | Калифорнийският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 13 ян. 2009 |
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