Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen142William Blackwood, 1887 |
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... stood swaying for- ward a little , hands resting on the table , looking down upon the as- tonished faces on either side . At sight of it Mrs Hayward pushed back her chair impatiently , and covered her flushed face with her hands ; while ...
... stood swaying for- ward a little , hands resting on the table , looking down upon the as- tonished faces on either side . At sight of it Mrs Hayward pushed back her chair impatiently , and covered her flushed face with her hands ; while ...
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... stood with her hand upon Mrs Bellendean's table , looking into the agitated face of the lady to whom she had always looked up as her best friend . " You have got something to tell me ? " said Joyce , her voice trem- bling a little ...
... stood with her hand upon Mrs Bellendean's table , looking into the agitated face of the lady to whom she had always looked up as her best friend . " You have got something to tell me ? " said Joyce , her voice trem- bling a little ...
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... stood like a figure turned to stone . She felt the world whirling round her as if she were coming down , down , some wonder- ful fall , too giddy and sickening to estimate . The colour and the eagerness went out of her face . She took ...
... stood like a figure turned to stone . She felt the world whirling round her as if she were coming down , down , some wonder- ful fall , too giddy and sickening to estimate . The colour and the eagerness went out of her face . She took ...
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... stood behind , bur- dened with her great shawl , and threw herself upon the old wom- an's shoulder . “ Oh granny , gran- ny , take me home , take me home again ! for I have nothing to do here , nor among these strange folk , " she cried ...
... stood behind , bur- dened with her great shawl , and threw herself upon the old wom- an's shoulder . “ Oh granny , gran- ny , take me home , take me home again ! for I have nothing to do here , nor among these strange folk , " she cried ...
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... stood the words , " O that I could fly away and be at rest ! " to mean fly with one wing and rest with the other . The author called his paper " Ancient Obser- vation on the Flight of Birds , " and sent it to Mr Huxley , whose reply was ...
... stood the words , " O that I could fly away and be at rest ! " to mean fly with one wing and rest with the other . The author called his paper " Ancient Obser- vation on the Flight of Birds , " and sent it to Mr Huxley , whose reply was ...
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