Godey's Lady's Book, Volumes 66-67Godey Company, 1863 - American literature |
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Page 50
... leave you a fair field that I sent her away , that dependant on your father's bounty " -and here the woman's eye flashed darkly , while the lip of the haughty brunette in the crimson velvet chair smiled triumphantly as she assented to ...
... leave you a fair field that I sent her away , that dependant on your father's bounty " -and here the woman's eye flashed darkly , while the lip of the haughty brunette in the crimson velvet chair smiled triumphantly as she assented to ...
Page 76
... leaving him to grasp at others equally slender , he desisted , for he saw that those he now held were the last which ... leave him where he was , and independence , yes wealth , would be his . So William Allen rode on without once ...
... leaving him to grasp at others equally slender , he desisted , for he saw that those he now held were the last which ... leave him where he was , and independence , yes wealth , would be his . So William Allen rode on without once ...
Page 85
... Leave 8 stitches of the last row and begin to work on the 9th , work plain , and leave 8 at the end of the row , the same as at the beginning . + 67th row . Leave 5 stitches of last row , and work plain , leaving 5 stitches at the end ...
... Leave 8 stitches of the last row and begin to work on the 9th , work plain , and leave 8 at the end of the row , the same as at the beginning . + 67th row . Leave 5 stitches of last row , and work plain , leaving 5 stitches at the end ...
Page 96
... leaving children to sleep with old and infirm persons is attended with the most serious difficulties . It is a well ... Leaves and Seed - vessels , and Adapting them to Embellish the Home of Taste . By Ed- ward Parrish , Member of the ...
... leaving children to sleep with old and infirm persons is attended with the most serious difficulties . It is a well ... Leaves and Seed - vessels , and Adapting them to Embellish the Home of Taste . By Ed- ward Parrish , Member of the ...
Page 164
... leave their seats ; they are always thirsty ; they do not dress well ; they look sleepy , and dusty , and dowdy , and no matter how hungry they are they cannot eat ; for surely no lady in her senses would eat in the cars , unless she ...
... leave their seats ; they are always thirsty ; they do not dress well ; they look sleepy , and dusty , and dowdy , and no matter how hungry they are they cannot eat ; for surely no lady in her senses would eat in the cars , unless she ...
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