A bride from the Rhineland, 第 1 巻1877 |
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admiration Amelia amusement answered Verina artist asked Aston beautiful began Berkshire Bernhold beside Black Forest Bride bright castle Catherine's charm cheek chemisette cold colour dark daugh daughter dear Don Quixote drawbridge eagerly everything exclaimed eyes face fancy father feel felt flowers forest Fräulein gentle glad golden grace Gretchen guests halo hands happy heart Herr Maringen husband impatience Lady Cathe Lady Catherine Lady Millicent Lady Millicent's Lady Mordaunt laugh light Lina listen little Princess Lydia marriage minstrel mood Mordaunt Hall morning ness never night once panions passed pleasant Princess Gabriele quiet replied Rhine Rhineland round Rüdisheim sarcastic scene seemed silence Sir Arthur Mordaunt sisters smile soft soft eyes spoke stood strange sweet tears tell tender thing thou thought tone turned Verina answered Verina looked Viking voice whilst whispered wife wish wonder words young
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225 ページ - Sigh no more, lady, sigh no more, Men were deceivers ever : One foot on sea and one on land, To one thing constant never. " Hadst thou been fond, he had been false, And left thee sad and heavy; For young men ever were fickle found, Since summer trees were leafy.
69 ページ - ... to him the most exquisite expression of motherhood, of tender meaning and unspeakable distance that he had ever heard in his life. He went away like a child to the piano, and sat down there, hushed and yet happy, his heart quivering with sympathy, and affection, and ease, and peace; and Miss Jean folded her soft hands in her lap, and gave herself up to listening, with that look of entire absorption and content which he thought he had never seen in any other face. The music wafted her away out...
181 ページ - Of course it's true," and her lips quivered. Then quickly she wrote the words.: " Wednesday. " DEAR Miss SHELLBBIDGE,— " My son has told me that you and he have become friends. I need hardly say that I am longing to make your acquaintance, and I hope you will give us the pleasure of seeing you here this coming week-end.