Works, Том 19Estes & Lauriat, 1890 |
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... tears rising in his eyes when he fears that he is dull and stupid now , and good for little but to be laughed at , dimin- ish his satisfaction in their soothing reminder that he is relieved from present responsibility to the Chicken ...
... tears rising in his eyes when he fears that he is dull and stupid now , and good for little but to be laughed at , dimin- ish his satisfaction in their soothing reminder that he is relieved from present responsibility to the Chicken ...
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... tears upon her face , is desperately anxious and uneasy , and at first fears that he did wrong in proposing the visit . But he is soon re- lieved by her saying she is very glad to have been there again , and by her talking quite ...
... tears upon her face , is desperately anxious and uneasy , and at first fears that he did wrong in proposing the visit . But he is soon re- lieved by her saying she is very glad to have been there again , and by her talking quite ...
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... tear , kneels down to bring her voice closer to the sinking head , and answers , — " Mother , can you hear me ? " 99 Staring wide , she tries to nod in answer . " Can you recollect the night before I married ? The head is motionless ...
... tear , kneels down to bring her voice closer to the sinking head , and answers , — " Mother , can you hear me ? " 99 Staring wide , she tries to nod in answer . " Can you recollect the night before I married ? The head is motionless ...
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... tears , " if I might venture to go ! " Mr. Carker , having his eyes on Edith when he heard these words , gave her a secret look , and slightly shook his head . He saw how she battled with herself before she answered him with her ...
... tears , " if I might venture to go ! " Mr. Carker , having his eyes on Edith when he heard these words , gave her a secret look , and slightly shook his head . He saw how she battled with herself before she answered him with her ...
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... tears , that her own dear mother had been made unhappy by such treatment , and had pined away and died ? Then she would think how proud and stately Edith was to every one but her , with what disdain she treated him , how distantly she ...
... tears , that her own dear mother had been made unhappy by such treatment , and had pined away and died ? Then she would think how proud and stately Edith was to every one but her , with what disdain she treated him , how distantly she ...
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