Godey's Lady's Book, Volumes 66-67Godey Company, 1863 - American literature |
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Page 37
... heart and a villain's wiles . Jeannie drank in every syllable , until her ideal beggar quite equalled the ogre who would have made a light supper off of Hop - o ' - my - Thumb and bro- thers . ' You gave this match - girl no money , I ...
... heart and a villain's wiles . Jeannie drank in every syllable , until her ideal beggar quite equalled the ogre who would have made a light supper off of Hop - o ' - my - Thumb and bro- thers . ' You gave this match - girl no money , I ...
Page 38
... hearts ! Outside principles , outside affections , outside smiles , and , most pitiable of all , outside piety ! Pe- nury of heart and stomach at home ; abroad a parade of reckless extravagance and ostenta- tious profession of fine ...
... hearts ! Outside principles , outside affections , outside smiles , and , most pitiable of all , outside piety ! Pe- nury of heart and stomach at home ; abroad a parade of reckless extravagance and ostenta- tious profession of fine ...
Page 45
... heart to be growing into strength , when she should be sinking into weakness . She desired a friend in the city to find her a child of years so ten- der , and of condition so destitute , that there should be neither power to recollect ...
... heart to be growing into strength , when she should be sinking into weakness . She desired a friend in the city to find her a child of years so ten- der , and of condition so destitute , that there should be neither power to recollect ...
Page 46
... hearts of all those with whom they came in contact and saw there the secrets that were hidden from the eyes of men . They saw smiles upon faces and the worm of agony in the heart belied the face every hour . They heard words that lips ...
... hearts of all those with whom they came in contact and saw there the secrets that were hidden from the eyes of men . They saw smiles upon faces and the worm of agony in the heart belied the face every hour . They heard words that lips ...
Page 55
... heart , and find our niche , and either fill it grandly with a statue that all ages may look on with reverence , or , bee - like , silently store it with honey , and sweeten life for others mid our daily toil . Why , in these days one ...
... heart , and find our niche , and either fill it grandly with a statue that all ages may look on with reverence , or , bee - like , silently store it with honey , and sweeten life for others mid our daily toil . Why , in these days one ...
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