Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 115W. Blackwood & Sons, 1874 |
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... felt no resentment at the indifference his conduct She manifested . On the contrary , she hailed it as a sign that the annul- ment of their betrothal would be as welcome to him as to herself . And if so , she could restore to him the ...
... felt no resentment at the indifference his conduct She manifested . On the contrary , she hailed it as a sign that the annul- ment of their betrothal would be as welcome to him as to herself . And if so , she could restore to him the ...
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... felt sore with thee for it a mother is so selfish when she puts herself in the place of her child . I thought that only through marriage with one so pure , so noble , so holy , Gustave could be saved from sin and evil . I am deceived ...
... felt sore with thee for it a mother is so selfish when she puts herself in the place of her child . I thought that only through marriage with one so pure , so noble , so holy , Gustave could be saved from sin and evil . I am deceived ...
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... felt that he had com- mitted himself to promises which he was by no means prepared to keep . True , the promises were vague in words ; but in substance they were perfectly clear- " to spare , nay , to aid , all that Isaura esteemed and ...
... felt that he had com- mitted himself to promises which he was by no means prepared to keep . True , the promises were vague in words ; but in substance they were perfectly clear- " to spare , nay , to aid , all that Isaura esteemed and ...
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... felt the arm on which she leant tremble ner- vously . Before him stood Isaura , the Countess de Vandemar by her side ; her two other companions , Raoul and the Abbé Vertpré , a step or two behind . Gustave uncovered , bowed low , and ...
... felt the arm on which she leant tremble ner- vously . Before him stood Isaura , the Countess de Vandemar by her side ; her two other companions , Raoul and the Abbé Vertpré , a step or two behind . Gustave uncovered , bowed low , and ...
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... felt the difference it made between her and others . But she was like a wild animal , or a bird . She would not be caged , and there was too deep an ignorance in her to learn . There was no foundation to build upon - neither ambition ...
... felt the difference it made between her and others . But she was like a wild animal , or a bird . She would not be caged , and there was too deep an ignorance in her to learn . There was no foundation to build upon - neither ambition ...
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