Blackwood's Magazine, Том 75W. Blackwood, 1854 |
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... Menie , ye ken , being mair like her ain years , and fleech up the mistress grand . I ken I could - be- sides greeing with the stranger ser- vants , which it's no to be expected you would do , being aye used to your ain way . But for my ...
... Menie , ye ken , being mair like her ain years , and fleech up the mistress grand . I ken I could - be- sides greeing with the stranger ser- vants , which it's no to be expected you would do , being aye used to your ain way . But for my ...
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... Menie ! My patience ! and you'll ca ' a decent woman thrawn to me ! Gang out of this house , ye shadow ! the sight of you's enough to thraw ony mortal temper . Your mother , honest wo- man - but I canna forgive her for being art or part ...
... Menie ! My patience ! and you'll ca ' a decent woman thrawn to me ! Gang out of this house , ye shadow ! the sight of you's enough to thraw ony mortal temper . Your mother , honest wo- man - but I canna forgive her for being art or part ...
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... Menie , with a half song on her lips , and a little light of amuse- ment and expectation in her eyes , for Menie has heard afar off the sound of Jenny's excitement . But Jenny , too decorous to invade the dignity of the breakfast ...
... Menie , with a half song on her lips , and a little light of amuse- ment and expectation in her eyes , for Menie has heard afar off the sound of Jenny's excitement . But Jenny , too decorous to invade the dignity of the breakfast ...
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... Menie Laurie's cheek , and drew a pitying exclamation from her lips . Alas , for Johnnie Lithgow's mourn- ing mother ! But Menie read on and laughed , and was consoled . " There is no such person known about the office of the great ...
... Menie Laurie's cheek , and drew a pitying exclamation from her lips . Alas , for Johnnie Lithgow's mourn- ing mother ! But Menie read on and laughed , and was consoled . " There is no such person known about the office of the great ...
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after Menie is speeding along the Kirklands road restored to all her usual cloudlessness , though it happens somehow , that , after a second bold plunge at it in the stillness of her own room , which reddened Menie's cheek again with ...
after Menie is speeding along the Kirklands road restored to all her usual cloudlessness , though it happens somehow , that , after a second bold plunge at it in the stillness of her own room , which reddened Menie's cheek again with ...
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