The colonel, by the author of 'The perils of fashion'.1853 |
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... slight pamphlet- cutter which he took up , told of the agitation of his spirit , by being shivered to pieces in the nervous grasp he gave it . He threw it from him without one word of regret at the fracture THE COLONEL . 7.
... slight pamphlet- cutter which he took up , told of the agitation of his spirit , by being shivered to pieces in the nervous grasp he gave it . He threw it from him without one word of regret at the fracture THE COLONEL . 7.
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... spirit saw nothing to deplore in all that had passed , except the sense of self - condemnation visible in Colonel St. Colmo . But this she felt so secure of lessening . It would be so easy to prove , if he had really erred , it was but ...
... spirit saw nothing to deplore in all that had passed , except the sense of self - condemnation visible in Colonel St. Colmo . But this she felt so secure of lessening . It would be so easy to prove , if he had really erred , it was but ...
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... spirit . Now , there was a marked coldness manifested , with that sort of dignity which resents offence without temper or malignity . Mrs. Villaroy had been too well inured to rebuffs and repellents in her course through life to betray ...
... spirit . Now , there was a marked coldness manifested , with that sort of dignity which resents offence without temper or malignity . Mrs. Villaroy had been too well inured to rebuffs and repellents in her course through life to betray ...
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... Balaam was kneeling beside it , but in a position almost sitting , his body was thrown so backward ; while his upraised arms and distended eyelids seemed to speak horror at the utterance of words which his own spirit 30 THE COLONEL .
... Balaam was kneeling beside it , but in a position almost sitting , his body was thrown so backward ; while his upraised arms and distended eyelids seemed to speak horror at the utterance of words which his own spirit 30 THE COLONEL .
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Anna Atkins. horror at the utterance of words which his own spirit had not prompted . The Prince of Moab stood by , with resentful and indig- nant gestures pointing to the encampment of the Israelites , which lay far in the low ground on ...
Anna Atkins. horror at the utterance of words which his own spirit had not prompted . The Prince of Moab stood by , with resentful and indig- nant gestures pointing to the encampment of the Israelites , which lay far in the low ground on ...
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