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Page 31
... light of this rainy afternoon , her want of color , her light gray eyes , her yellow hair , drawn straight back from the broad , low brow , pre- cluded the idea that she could ever , with all the accessories of artificial glare , dress ...
... light of this rainy afternoon , her want of color , her light gray eyes , her yellow hair , drawn straight back from the broad , low brow , pre- cluded the idea that she could ever , with all the accessories of artificial glare , dress ...
Page 34
... light from the lamp - post at the corner flashed ath- wart the sidewalk , glittered upon the swollen gutter , made gold and silver blocks of the pav- ing - stones . As if they had waited for this sig- nal , other lights now shone out ...
... light from the lamp - post at the corner flashed ath- wart the sidewalk , glittered upon the swollen gutter , made gold and silver blocks of the pav- ing - stones . As if they had waited for this sig- nal , other lights now shone out ...
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... light I could see not a flickering ray , Till those sweet words came , spoke a short time ago , " Pray to Him , always , daughter , dear , pray ! " Then a strange , sweet peace swept over my soul As I knelt in prayer ere the rise of the ...
... light I could see not a flickering ray , Till those sweet words came , spoke a short time ago , " Pray to Him , always , daughter , dear , pray ! " Then a strange , sweet peace swept over my soul As I knelt in prayer ere the rise of the ...
Page 59
... light in the present , not one beam to dispel the darkness of the future . In the intensity of his anguish , Clifford sud- denly grew calm ; he talked earnestly of his failure , and eloquently of his affection . He could not , would not ...
... light in the present , not one beam to dispel the darkness of the future . In the intensity of his anguish , Clifford sud- denly grew calm ; he talked earnestly of his failure , and eloquently of his affection . He could not , would not ...
Page 74
... lawn , and saw the carriage gate standing tempt- ingly open . A sudden light gleamed in his eyes . He sprang from the high step where he stood to Hannibal's back , jerked the rein from Tom's 74 GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK AND MAGAZINE .
... lawn , and saw the carriage gate standing tempt- ingly open . A sudden light gleamed in his eyes . He sprang from the high step where he stood to Hannibal's back , jerked the rein from Tom's 74 GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK AND MAGAZINE .
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