Off the Skelligs, Том 3King, 1872 |
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... draw my character , Miss Graham ? Should I come out a gentle muff in your hands , I wonder ? Or a prig , with a dash of the dissenting minister ? " " I intend to be the hero of your next novel , " said Valentine ; " I have quite made up ...
... draw my character , Miss Graham ? Should I come out a gentle muff in your hands , I wonder ? Or a prig , with a dash of the dissenting minister ? " " I intend to be the hero of your next novel , " said Valentine ; " I have quite made up ...
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... drawing - room he seemed at all penitent ; and two or three times that evening , though his sisters were present , he spoke to me with very much of the same interest that he had dis- played in the wood . But he also talked of Miss ...
... drawing - room he seemed at all penitent ; and two or three times that evening , though his sisters were present , he spoke to me with very much of the same interest that he had dis- played in the wood . But he also talked of Miss ...
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... drawing - room , and sulked there a while . I could not help watching him -so much of him , at least , as I could see , for it was a bow - window ; but the curtains were hung straight across , so as to inclose a little den behind them ...
... drawing - room , and sulked there a while . I could not help watching him -so much of him , at least , as I could see , for it was a bow - window ; but the curtains were hung straight across , so as to inclose a little den behind them ...
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... drawing - room ; for the long curtains , sweeping apart on each side , enabled us to see what was passing there . We were deep in sea talk when Liz looked in . She wanted Valentine , and so did St. George . He was to play the flute part ...
... drawing - room ; for the long curtains , sweeping apart on each side , enabled us to see what was passing there . We were deep in sea talk when Liz looked in . She wanted Valentine , and so did St. George . He was to play the flute part ...
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... that they walked into the drawing- room . Tom looked and behaved exactly as usual , but on Mr. Brandon such a change had fallen that it was impossible not to notice it . All dinner - time he never once spoke , except- OFF THE SKELLIGS .
... that they walked into the drawing- room . Tom looked and behaved exactly as usual , but on Mr. Brandon such a change had fallen that it was impossible not to notice it . All dinner - time he never once spoke , except- OFF THE SKELLIGS .
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