Belgravia: A London Magazine, Volume 34Chatto and Windus, 1878 |
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... feel as if I stood beside my father's grave . What word does Mr. Pennicuick bring us of him ? ' ' He has little to say , Nelly ; and it pains him to say even that little . I have come to - day in his place- 6 " What ? Will not Mr ...
... feel as if I stood beside my father's grave . What word does Mr. Pennicuick bring us of him ? ' ' He has little to say , Nelly ; and it pains him to say even that little . I have come to - day in his place- 6 " What ? Will not Mr ...
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... feel no sense of obligation . Three or four hundred a year is a mere nothing to him ; while to you , with your simple habits and economical ways , it would be of some service . He wishes , without condition of any kind , ' added Raymond ...
... feel no sense of obligation . Three or four hundred a year is a mere nothing to him ; while to you , with your simple habits and economical ways , it would be of some service . He wishes , without condition of any kind , ' added Raymond ...
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... feel equal , just at present , to converse with you on so sad a subject . ' Not equal ? Bah ! he had not courage enough . ' There was another painful pause . Perhaps , ' said Nelly hesitatingly , there may be a letter , or something ...
... feel equal , just at present , to converse with you on so sad a subject . ' Not equal ? Bah ! he had not courage enough . ' There was another painful pause . Perhaps , ' said Nelly hesitatingly , there may be a letter , or something ...
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... all was right , was vaguely comforting . They supplied that need of company - where the company is sympathetic - which we all feel when in nervous suspense ; and their conversation prevented 8 BY PROXY . A Picture Sale.
... all was right , was vaguely comforting . They supplied that need of company - where the company is sympathetic - which we all feel when in nervous suspense ; and their conversation prevented 8 BY PROXY . A Picture Sale.
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A London Magazine. feel when in nervous suspense ; and their conversation prevented her from dwelling upon the matter , and helped to pass the time until her apprehensions ( as she hoped ) should be removed by her mother's return . ' I ...
A London Magazine. feel when in nervous suspense ; and their conversation prevented her from dwelling upon the matter , and helped to pass the time until her apprehensions ( as she hoped ) should be removed by her mother's return . ' I ...
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Adipocere ALFRED CONCANEN answered asked aunt barrier reef BELGRAVIA Bermuda better called Captain Stanwick Charley Chloe cloth extra colour Conway coral course cried Crown 8vo dark dear Derwent door drachmas Edited eyes face Fairway father feel fellow felt Ferrara gentleman gilt girl give hand head heard heart honour husband Illustrations Ischia John John Fairfax John Maine knew laughed living looked Madame marriage married matter means Milburn miles mind Miss moons mother Muriel nature Nelly never night observed once OUIDA perhaps Pescara Poems poor present Ralph Pennicuick Raymond reef round seemed Sir Rupert Slowcomb smile speak stood story suppose sure talk tell Tenterden thing thought told took turned Uncle Ben Varleigh Vittoria Vittoria Colonna voice Wardlaw wife Wildeve WILKIE COLLINS wish woman words Yeobright young
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