Belgravia, Volume 24Willmer & Rogers, 1874 - English periodicals |
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Page 59
... knew I would come , Jem , ' I replied . ' As to foes or friends , it is but from the mere force of circumstances that I am as I am . And now I am anxiously looking forward to my return home from this unnatural strife , in which I feel ...
... knew I would come , Jem , ' I replied . ' As to foes or friends , it is but from the mere force of circumstances that I am as I am . And now I am anxiously looking forward to my return home from this unnatural strife , in which I feel ...
Page 137
... knew that he was doubted . ' He could have told you all about that unfortunate young man's death ; but he was wise enough to hold his tongue . He thought that if you knew he had killed your first lover his own chances of winning you ...
... knew that he was doubted . ' He could have told you all about that unfortunate young man's death ; but he was wise enough to hold his tongue . He thought that if you knew he had killed your first lover his own chances of winning you ...
Page 139
... knew the meaning of the word sorrow till I knew you . I never knew what pain was till I loved you . I have given you my peaceful days , my desires , my dreams - given you all God ever gave me of hope or joy . But these things cannot ...
... knew the meaning of the word sorrow till I knew you . I never knew what pain was till I loved you . I have given you my peaceful days , my desires , my dreams - given you all God ever gave me of hope or joy . But these things cannot ...
Contents
Worcester Factory | 30 |
Mr Gurners unexpected Return | 35 |
A joyless Bridal | 52 |
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