Godey's Lady's Book, Volumes 66-67Godey Company, 1863 - American literature |
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Page 47
... turned to gall all the sweet- ness that clusters around the holy name of wife and of mother . The attempt awoke him , and he would not yield , but cursed her with a curse . Nay , more ; he rose up and struck her to the floor , and then ...
... turned to gall all the sweet- ness that clusters around the holy name of wife and of mother . The attempt awoke him , and he would not yield , but cursed her with a curse . Nay , more ; he rose up and struck her to the floor , and then ...
Page 51
... turned the key in the great iron padlock that hung against the weather - stained door : wrapped her cloak more closely about her ; and turned her steps down the drifted highway to Farmer Brooks ' dwelling - the great , square , old ...
... turned the key in the great iron padlock that hung against the weather - stained door : wrapped her cloak more closely about her ; and turned her steps down the drifted highway to Farmer Brooks ' dwelling - the great , square , old ...
Page 59
... turned to where Mrs. Wayland was standing before the mirror . She had not heard the con- versation nor could Mildred repeat it . Who can tell the emotions of her heart ? One might as well attempt to learn the rippling cadence of the ...
... turned to where Mrs. Wayland was standing before the mirror . She had not heard the con- versation nor could Mildred repeat it . Who can tell the emotions of her heart ? One might as well attempt to learn the rippling cadence of the ...
Page 72
... turned to her betrothed lover for sympathy he quietly informed her that his fortune was too small for him to hope to supply her with the luxuries to which she was accustomed ; and he would not ask her to live without them . She clung to ...
... turned to her betrothed lover for sympathy he quietly informed her that his fortune was too small for him to hope to supply her with the luxuries to which she was accustomed ; and he would not ask her to live without them . She clung to ...
Page 74
... turned to Tom . " Saddle him and bring him round to the house ; and bring your mistress's too . " Tom scratched his head doubtfully . " Massa Letter don't like nobody to ride him but jess hisself . " " Do as I tell you , " was the ...
... turned to Tom . " Saddle him and bring him round to the house ; and bring your mistress's too . " Tom scratched his head doubtfully . " Massa Letter don't like nobody to ride him but jess hisself . " " Do as I tell you , " was the ...
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