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... strange hero had bent on his knee before her , and her hand lay small and warm on his long cold fingers , and was touched once , twice , by eager lips that seemed to leave a print of fire . Mistress Margaret felt herself flushing all ...
... strange hero had bent on his knee before her , and her hand lay small and warm on his long cold fingers , and was touched once , twice , by eager lips that seemed to leave a print of fire . Mistress Margaret felt herself flushing all ...
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... strange guest and met the eyes of Antonio , who stooped forward into the light , his lips moving , and shook his head warningly . " We are alone , my Lord , to all intents and purposes , ' " Sir William said , with dignity . My grand ...
... strange guest and met the eyes of Antonio , who stooped forward into the light , his lips moving , and shook his head warningly . " We are alone , my Lord , to all intents and purposes , ' " Sir William said , with dignity . My grand ...
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... strange whisper , com- ing no one knew whence , had been a fresh command or a bold guess at his intention , it had hit the mark ; he now , at least , meant to ask and to have . After a moment's delay he repeated more loudly , though ...
... strange whisper , com- ing no one knew whence , had been a fresh command or a bold guess at his intention , it had hit the mark ; he now , at least , meant to ask and to have . After a moment's delay he repeated more loudly , though ...
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... strange companion . The old nurse looked round with an angry exclamation ; angry exclamation ; the two men- servants , grinning , seemed to wait for orders , and the nurse , hurrying forward , spoke to her mistress . " Meg , my child ...
... strange companion . The old nurse looked round with an angry exclamation ; angry exclamation ; the two men- servants , grinning , seemed to wait for orders , and the nurse , hurrying forward , spoke to her mistress . " Meg , my child ...
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... strange . He is not like the rest of us , and if you are wise , you will not listen to all he says , my girl . " " Not like the rest of you ? No , that is true ! And therefore crazy ? " said Meg , and moved on smiling . Surely her ...
... strange . He is not like the rest of us , and if you are wise , you will not listen to all he says , my girl . " " Not like the rest of you ? No , that is true ! And therefore crazy ? " said Meg , and moved on smiling . Surely her ...
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Macmillan's Magazine, Том 58 David Masson,George Grove,John Morley,Mowbray Morris Повний перегляд - 1888 |
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Сторінка 476 - Kirk ;' and they do further resolve, that this spiritual jurisdiction and supremacy and sole headship of the Lord Jesus Christ, on which it depends, they will assert, and at all hazards defend, by the help and blessing of that great God who, in the days of old, enabled their fathers, amid manifold persecutions, to maintain a testimony even to the death, for Christ's kingdom and crown...
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