Godey's Lady's Book, Volumes 66-67Godey Company, 1863 - American literature |
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Page 30
... received with applause by her fellow - ser- vants , and perfect equanimity by its object . She munched her sandwiches with greedy satis- faction , watching , the while , the little clouds . of steam that ascended from her heated toes ...
... received with applause by her fellow - ser- vants , and perfect equanimity by its object . She munched her sandwiches with greedy satis- faction , watching , the while , the little clouds . of steam that ascended from her heated toes ...
Page 44
... received courteously . And then she was so well con- nected ! The name , position , and family of every one of the party were known through the whole town before anybody slept , except , we may add , those who slept in sermon time ...
... received courteously . And then she was so well con- nected ! The name , position , and family of every one of the party were known through the whole town before anybody slept , except , we may add , those who slept in sermon time ...
Page 53
... received in Europe - a delicately penned , interesting epistle , which I duly replied to before setting foot on the Arabia for my homeward passage ! " and he pulled a daintily superscribed envelope from his pocket - case . " They're ...
... received in Europe - a delicately penned , interesting epistle , which I duly replied to before setting foot on the Arabia for my homeward passage ! " and he pulled a daintily superscribed envelope from his pocket - case . " They're ...
Page 54
... received into a tender home , wherein she was henceforth to be shielded always - the noble heart of the master of Ridge- wood . Doctor Everett did not make the visit to Mrs. Hunter and Florence , impatiently awaiting him in their city ...
... received into a tender home , wherein she was henceforth to be shielded always - the noble heart of the master of Ridge- wood . Doctor Everett did not make the visit to Mrs. Hunter and Florence , impatiently awaiting him in their city ...
Page 56
... received the manifes- tations , alone can tell . But I shall be more generous than you have been , and admit that every profession you have ever made , has been received without a doubt as to its truth . I have asked you to pledge ...
... received the manifes- tations , alone can tell . But I shall be more generous than you have been , and admit that every profession you have ever made , has been received without a doubt as to its truth . I have asked you to pledge ...
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