The Linwoods: Or, "Sixty Years Since" in America, Том 1E. Churton, 1835 |
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... arms , and their plate with the family crest . If peers and baronets were rare aves , there were among the youths of Harvard , " nephews of my lord , " and " sons of Sir George and Sir Harry . " These were , naturally , Meredith's first ...
... arms , and their plate with the family crest . If peers and baronets were rare aves , there were among the youths of Harvard , " nephews of my lord , " and " sons of Sir George and Sir Harry . " These were , naturally , Meredith's first ...
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... be true and noble . There was a fight at Lexington . Our brave men had the best of it . Eliot was the first to bring us the With a severe wound in his arm , he news . came ten miles , that we might not be alarmed THE LINWOODS . raying.
... be true and noble . There was a fight at Lexington . Our brave men had the best of it . Eliot was the first to bring us the With a severe wound in his arm , he news . came ten miles , that we might not be alarmed THE LINWOODS . raying.
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... if her heart went out , with every sob . The young- est boy , Hal , sat on Eliot's knee , with one arm around his neck , his cheek lying on Bessie's , dropping tear after tear , sighing , and half- wondering THE LINWOODs . 115.
... if her heart went out , with every sob . The young- est boy , Hal , sat on Eliot's knee , with one arm around his neck , his cheek lying on Bessie's , dropping tear after tear , sighing , and half- wondering THE LINWOODs . 115.
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... arm- " every mother's son of them , Anny - now be quiet , and go home , Anny . " " Yes , sir - thank you , sir , —yes , sir ! " said she , calmed and courtesying again and again— " oh , I forgot , Mr. Eliot ! " she drew from her bosom ...
... arm- " every mother's son of them , Anny - now be quiet , and go home , Anny . " " Yes , sir - thank you , sir , —yes , sir ! " said she , calmed and courtesying again and again— " oh , I forgot , Mr. Eliot ! " she drew from her bosom ...
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... arms ; and , to that end , besides the prayers which I shall daily offer for you and yours at the throne of divine grace , I have made up a book for you ( here he tendered a package , large enough to fill half the portman- teau of our ...
... arms ; and , to that end , besides the prayers which I shall daily offer for you and yours at the throne of divine grace , I have made up a book for you ( here he tendered a package , large enough to fill half the portman- teau of our ...
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affections arms asked beautiful believe Belle Bessie Lee bless boys brother called certainly charmed colonel cried Croesus dark dear Bessie dear fellow dear Isabella dear mother destiny door duty Effie Effie's Eliot Lee exclaimed expression face fancy father favour fear feel felt girls give glance glen hair half hand happy Haverstraw Bay head heard Heaven Helen Ruthven Herbert Linwood honour hope horse human voice Jasper Meredith Jupe Jupiter Kisel lady laugh Lee's letter look Lord love-token Master Hale ment Miss Linwood Miss Ruthven nature never papa passed passports perceived person poor Bessie pretty rebel replied Sam Lee seemed Sir Henry Clinton sloop-of-war smile soon spirit sure tell Thank thing thought Eliot told tone true turned voice Washington West Point Westbrook whig whiggism woman word Yankee young youth
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Сторінка 184 - If he is a benefactor who makes two blades of grass grow where but one grew before, Kisel certainly is, while he produces smiles where rugged toil and want have stamped a scowl of discontent.
Сторінка 60 - Hear me profess sincerely : had I a dozen sons, each in my love alike, and none less dear than thine and my good Marcius, I had rather had eleven die nobly for their country than one voluptuously surfeit out of action.
Сторінка 174 - Many may condemn Bessie's unresisting weakness ; but who will venture to graduate the scale of human virtue ? to decide in a given case how much is bodily infirmity, and how much defect of resolution. Certain are we, that when fragility of constitution, tenderness of conscience, and susceptibility of heart, meet in one person, the sooner the trials of life are over the better. CHAPTER VIII. " A name which every wind to Heaven would bear, Which men to speak, and angels joy to hear.
Сторінка 213 - I was a rascal to distrust her!' thought Linwood, and he hastened on, fearing good Mr. Ruthven was extremely ill. As he approached the house he perceived that, for the first time, the window-shutters were closed, and that a bright light gleamed through their crevices. He put his hand on the latch of the door to open it, as was his custom, without rapping ; but no longer, as if instinct with the hospitality of the house, did it yield to his touch. It was bolted ! He hesitated for a moment whether...
Сторінка 209 - Oh, no, simple reader ! but because at her home in the glen there was but one parlour — there, from morning till bedtime, sat her father— (there, of course, must sit her mother; and Miss Ruthven's charms, like those of other conjurers, depended for their success on being exercised within a magic circle, within which no observer might come. She seemed to live and breathe alone for Herbert Linwood. A hundred times he was on the point of offering the...
Сторінка 208 - Eliot would have obeyed his impulses, and endeavored to dissolve the spell for his friend ; but he was deterred by the consciousness of disappointment that his sister was so soon superseded, and by his secret wish that Linwood should remain free till a more auspicious day should rectify all mischances. Happily, Providence sometimes interposes to do that for us which we neglect to do for ourselves. " As has been said, Linwood devoted every leisure hour to Helen Ruthven. Sometimes accompanied by Charlotte...
Сторінка 225 - ... nook was gemmed with violets and wild geraniums. The harmonies of nature's orchestra were the only and the fitting sounds in this seclusion : the early wooing of the birds ; the water from the fountains of the heights, that, filtering through the rocks, dropped from ledge to ledge with the regularity of a waterclock ; the ripple of the waves as they broke on the rocky points of the shore, or softly kissed its pebbly margin ; and the voice of the tiny stream, that, gliding down a dark, deep, and...
Сторінка 207 - She knew how to infuse into a glance ' thoughts that breathe,' how to play off those flatteries that create an atmosphere of perfume and beauty, how to make her presence felt as the soul of life, and life in her absence a dreary day of nothingness. She had little true sensibility or generosity (they go together ; ) but selecting a single object on which to lavish her feeling, like a shallow stream compressed into a narrow channel, it made great show and noise. Eliot stood on disenchanted ground ;...