 ... dearest Isabella — may not the tenderest, the sincerest love, hope for something more?" She made no reply, but she did not withdraw the hand I had taken, while her lovely face and neck were covered with blushes. A look, one look of those soft dark...  Don Esteban: Or, Memoirs of a Spaniard - Page 63by Valentín Llanos Gutiérrez - 1825 - 292 pagesFull view - About this book
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...warmest gratitude ; for t can never forget that to you I and my dear uncle owe our lives." " And may 1 hope for nothing more than gratitude? dearest Isabella...recovered a little composure, we rejoined the party, who were1 seated under the shadow of the trees that bordered the river. We sat down with the rest, and... | |
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...with blushes. A look, one look of those soft dark eyes left me nothing to wish for — the ecstasy of that moment was almost more than I could bear....kisses on her hand, and was half delirious with joy.' This is nothing to the ' intoxication' of the lover when, issuing from the cave, he and his Isabella... | |
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...with blushes. A look, one look of those soft dark eyes left me nothing to wish for — the ecstasy of that moment was almost more than I could bear....feet, imprinted a thousand kisses on her hand, and was halt delirious with joy.' This is nothing to the ' intoxication' of the lover when, issuing from the... | |
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