Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science and Art, Volume 2G.P.Putnam & Company, 1868 |
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Pagina 26
... looked up , with the ques- tion , " Is that so ? " upon his lips , his heightened ruddiness and a certain glit- ter of the eyes told that the unusual stimulus had affected him . " Yes , " said Dassel , glancing towards the door and ...
... looked up , with the ques- tion , " Is that so ? " upon his lips , his heightened ruddiness and a certain glit- ter of the eyes told that the unusual stimulus had affected him . " Yes , " said Dassel , glancing towards the door and ...
Pagina 30
... looked up at the same instant , meeting the troubled glance raised from the jewels to his face , with just the glimmer of a smile - triumph shining beneath indifference . Neither of them spoke ; nor for several days thereafter were they ...
... looked up at the same instant , meeting the troubled glance raised from the jewels to his face , with just the glimmer of a smile - triumph shining beneath indifference . Neither of them spoke ; nor for several days thereafter were they ...
Pagina 32
... looked at Milla . " I saw you at Mrs. Grizzle's party , ” she said , " so you cannot refuse to attend mine on the score that you're not in society . I shall expect you , too . Above all things , come early , for we are to have the ...
... looked at Milla . " I saw you at Mrs. Grizzle's party , ” she said , " so you cannot refuse to attend mine on the score that you're not in society . I shall expect you , too . Above all things , come early , for we are to have the ...
Pagina 33
... looked upon Lissa's regard for Mr. Dassel as a light and feeble tie which it had caused her hardly a pang to break , because she , in her own wayward impulsiveness , could not understand the proud reticence of the other . Already self ...
... looked upon Lissa's regard for Mr. Dassel as a light and feeble tie which it had caused her hardly a pang to break , because she , in her own wayward impulsiveness , could not understand the proud reticence of the other . Already self ...
Pagina 34
... looked all colors . It was the first time he ever had been entirely alone with Miss Cameron . He had worshipped his idol at a distance , and it appeared a superlative lift of fortune which had enthroned him beside her . For a few rods ...
... looked all colors . It was the first time he ever had been entirely alone with Miss Cameron . He had worshipped his idol at a distance , and it appeared a superlative lift of fortune which had enthroned him beside her . For a few rods ...
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