Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, 第 102 巻W. Blackwood, 1867 |
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... took it to signify a great deal , and the idea gave him strength to proceed ; and the fact is , that for once the two , unknown to each other , were thinking of the same thing - of the bits of paper covered with figures that were in ...
... took it to signify a great deal , and the idea gave him strength to proceed ; and the fact is , that for once the two , unknown to each other , were thinking of the same thing - of the bits of paper covered with figures that were in ...
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... took breath , and looked into the frank yet clouded face which was so open and communicative , and yet would not , could not , re- veal to him the secret he wanted to seize . It was not skill , it was not cunning , that preserved the ...
... took breath , and looked into the frank yet clouded face which was so open and communicative , and yet would not , could not , re- veal to him the secret he wanted to seize . It was not skill , it was not cunning , that preserved the ...
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... took a lit- tle pile of books with her . Sunday afternoon , especially when one is very young , is a difficult moment . One never knows exactly what one ought to read . Such at least was Sara's experience . Novels , except under very ...
... took a lit- tle pile of books with her . Sunday afternoon , especially when one is very young , is a difficult moment . One never knows exactly what one ought to read . Such at least was Sara's experience . Novels , except under very ...
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... took his leave . The evening was as lovely as the day had been , and Sara too had come out , and stood on the steps , leaning on her father's arm . " Shall you drive , sir ? " the groom had asked , with a respect which sprang entirely ...
... took his leave . The evening was as lovely as the day had been , and Sara too had come out , and stood on the steps , leaning on her father's arm . " Shall you drive , sir ? " the groom had asked , with a respect which sprang entirely ...
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... took away his breath . He made but one spring across the road . When they had parted they had not known that they were lovers ; but now they had been a week apart and there was no doubt on the subject . He made but one spring , and ...
... took away his breath . He made but one spring across the road . When they had parted they had not known that they were lovers ; but now they had been a week apart and there was no doubt on the subject . He made but one spring , and ...
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