The Stand-byCentury Company, 1897 - Всего страниц: 226 |
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... gave . The for- ests were robed in all the glories of Indian summer , and the river rolled slowly on in its majesty , gleaming in the sunlight , black in the shadow , unruffled by a breeze . The girl was in the mood for testing her ...
... gave . The for- ests were robed in all the glories of Indian summer , and the river rolled slowly on in its majesty , gleaming in the sunlight , black in the shadow , unruffled by a breeze . The girl was in the mood for testing her ...
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... gave no sign . Their relations of good comradeship were stopped from going further by an indefinable barrier , as if each felt the shadow of coming events . One Thursday afternoon , one of his quarter - holidays , Craigin took his gun ...
... gave no sign . Their relations of good comradeship were stopped from going further by an indefinable barrier , as if each felt the shadow of coming events . One Thursday afternoon , one of his quarter - holidays , Craigin took his gun ...
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... gave a ball . A Big Six ball meant the best music in Boston , the best people ( from a society point of view ) for forty miles around , a deal of dress , much pleasure on the part of those within the charmed circle , much envy on the ...
... gave a ball . A Big Six ball meant the best music in Boston , the best people ( from a society point of view ) for forty miles around , a deal of dress , much pleasure on the part of those within the charmed circle , much envy on the ...
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... gave bail . The strangest thing was their good humor . The spectacle of a great organization like the Temperance Union , and the executive committee with its brave speeches , abandoning the field to Harpswell was ludicrous , and , in ...
... gave bail . The strangest thing was their good humor . The spectacle of a great organization like the Temperance Union , and the executive committee with its brave speeches , abandoning the field to Harpswell was ludicrous , and , in ...
Стр. 87
... gave twenty thousand dollars to build your church ! I subscribed half your salary ! I've paid the last cent I ever shall , and , what's more , your stay in this town ' ll be short ! You ' re a fine specimen of gratitude - meddling with ...
... gave twenty thousand dollars to build your church ! I subscribed half your salary ! I've paid the last cent I ever shall , and , what's more , your stay in this town ' ll be short ! You ' re a fine specimen of gratitude - meddling with ...
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