Godey's Lady's Book, Volumes 66-67Godey Company, 1863 - American literature |
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Page 30
... Stand up , and take off your shawl . " She put around the forlorn figure a thick cloak , rusty and obsolete in fashion , but which was a warm and ample covering for the child , extending to the hem of her dress . The damp elf - locks ...
... Stand up , and take off your shawl . " She put around the forlorn figure a thick cloak , rusty and obsolete in fashion , but which was a warm and ample covering for the child , extending to the hem of her dress . The damp elf - locks ...
Page 33
... stand near the win- dow , where she had thrown it when the crying child attracted her notice , and she resumed it now . It was a dress for Jeannie . It was a rare occurrence for the second sister to fashion any- thing so pretty and gay ...
... stand near the win- dow , where she had thrown it when the crying child attracted her notice , and she resumed it now . It was a dress for Jeannie . It was a rare occurrence for the second sister to fashion any- thing so pretty and gay ...
Page 43
... stand how to put money to its full and highest use . " A new surprise was ready for the neighbor- hood . The advertised sale of Edith's home did not take place . Her lover took house and furniture at a fair appraisement , and Edith's ...
... stand how to put money to its full and highest use . " A new surprise was ready for the neighbor- hood . The advertised sale of Edith's home did not take place . Her lover took house and furniture at a fair appraisement , and Edith's ...
Page 58
... stand why you will not visit me in the mean- time . Explain , and I shall be satisfied . ' " Because I intend to ... standing before the fire , holding both of Mildred's hands in his own , and she listened , oh ! so intently , to each ...
... stand why you will not visit me in the mean- time . Explain , and I shall be satisfied . ' " Because I intend to ... standing before the fire , holding both of Mildred's hands in his own , and she listened , oh ! so intently , to each ...
Page 59
... standing before the mirror . She had not heard the con- versation nor could Mildred repeat it . Who can tell the emotions ... stand revealed before the man she had loved and trusted . But should she condemn him ? Had he not told her his ...
... standing before the mirror . She had not heard the con- versation nor could Mildred repeat it . Who can tell the emotions ... stand revealed before the man she had loved and trusted . But should she condemn him ? Had he not told her his ...
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