Hirell, by the author of 'Abel Drake's wife' (J. Saunders). |
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... that they seem in the end to possess him and the reader , to act under impulses
of a sort of intelligent fate , and not by the will or direction even of the brain from
which they have sprung . Greater praise than this we could scarce give a book : .
... that they seem in the end to possess him and the reader , to act under impulses
of a sort of intelligent fate , and not by the will or direction even of the brain from
which they have sprung . Greater praise than this we could scarce give a book : .
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To Cunliff ' s extreme discomfort , Mr . Arnold began to give , in fuller detail , a
glowing , almost boyish recital of his triumphs that morning , when he had won
the superb Mountstorm rifle he carried in his hand , after a most critical and
exciting ...
To Cunliff ' s extreme discomfort , Mr . Arnold began to give , in fuller detail , a
glowing , almost boyish recital of his triumphs that morning , when he had won
the superb Mountstorm rifle he carried in his hand , after a most critical and
exciting ...
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Mr . Arnold gave a low whistle , and began to look so much concerned that Cunliff
wondered . ' Haven ' t heard worse news , old fellow , for a good while . I didn ' t
come to tell you all this bosh . Don ' t you give me credit for being such an ass .
Mr . Arnold gave a low whistle , and began to look so much concerned that Cunliff
wondered . ' Haven ' t heard worse news , old fellow , for a good while . I didn ' t
come to tell you all this bosh . Don ' t you give me credit for being such an ass .
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... and if there may be a few others also in earnest , we ought to be left alone - a
prey to the Philistines ? ' * Hang it , Arnold ! you come too close . And , besides , I
haven ' t time even to think to - day . ' ' Well , it may give you a twinge or two — I ...
... and if there may be a few others also in earnest , we ought to be left alone - a
prey to the Philistines ? ' * Hang it , Arnold ! you come too close . And , besides , I
haven ' t time even to think to - day . ' ' Well , it may give you a twinge or two — I ...
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Cunliff ' s heart seemed to give him a sense of stifling , as he thought of the depth
of misery the incident revealed . He ought to stop and go a little into their history ,
before doing aught else , he knew that . But he was in no mood to embark in ...
Cunliff ' s heart seemed to give him a sense of stifling , as he thought of the depth
of misery the incident revealed . He ought to stop and go a little into their history ,
before doing aught else , he knew that . But he was in no mood to embark in ...
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Бібліографічна інформація
| Назва | Hirell, by the author of 'Abel Drake's wife' (J. Saunders). |
| Автор | John Saunders |
| Опубліковано | 1872 |
| Оригінал із | Оксфордський університет |
| Оцифровано | 6 лип. 2006 |
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