Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen156William Blackwood, 1894 |
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... mother and the son after long years would look each other in the face , and all the misery and the trouble would be forgotten ! But never like this . He said " Mother , " and she dropped away from him , sank into the seat behind her ...
... mother and the son after long years would look each other in the face , and all the misery and the trouble would be forgotten ! But never like this . He said " Mother , " and she dropped away from him , sank into the seat behind her ...
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... mother . " Mrs Ogilvy stood by with a pang which words could not describe , as Janet flung up her arms with a great cry . It was true : the woman did recognise him without a moment's hesitation , while his mother had held back - the ...
... mother . " Mrs Ogilvy stood by with a pang which words could not describe , as Janet flung up her arms with a great cry . It was true : the woman did recognise him without a moment's hesitation , while his mother had held back - the ...
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... mother sat by and looked on . Many a time had she sat by rejoicing , and seen Robbie , as she had fondly said , " devour his supper , with happy laugh and jest , and questions and answers , the boy fresh from his amusements , or perhaps ...
... mother sat by and looked on . Many a time had she sat by rejoicing , and seen Robbie , as she had fondly said , " devour his supper , with happy laugh and jest , and questions and answers , the boy fresh from his amusements , or perhaps ...
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... mother's spinning in the days when mothers began to think of their daughter's " plenishing " for her wedding as soon as she was born . She brought it back in her arms and placed it on the bed . " He shall have nothing but the best ...
... mother's spinning in the days when mothers began to think of their daughter's " plenishing " for her wedding as soon as she was born . She brought it back in her arms and placed it on the bed . " He shall have nothing but the best ...
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... mother , so long un- accustomed to the habits of even the soberest men . She said nothing , and tried even to disguise the trouble in her expression , heart - wrung with a cumulation of experiences , each adding something to those that ...
... mother , so long un- accustomed to the habits of even the soberest men . She said nothing , and tried even to disguise the trouble in her expression , heart - wrung with a cumulation of experiences , each adding something to those that ...
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