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... persons to be . The winning and sanguine receptivity of his early life developed by degrees a moody nervous- ness , and when not picturing prospects drawn from baseless hope he was the victim of indescribable depression . The practical ...
... persons to be . The winning and sanguine receptivity of his early life developed by degrees a moody nervous- ness , and when not picturing prospects drawn from baseless hope he was the victim of indescribable depression . The practical ...
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... persons ' lives . The scene is still the Graves ' native town of Hocbridge , but as it appeared on a Monday afternoon in the month of October The weather was sunny and dry , but the ancient borough was to be seen wearing one of its ...
... persons ' lives . The scene is still the Graves ' native town of Hocbridge , but as it appeared on a Monday afternoon in the month of October The weather was sunny and dry , but the ancient borough was to be seen wearing one of its ...
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... person on the ground by their aspect , namely , concentration of purpose : that they were indifferent to — even unconscious of — the distracted world beneath them , and all that moved upon it . it . They never looked off the scaffolding ...
... person on the ground by their aspect , namely , concentration of purpose : that they were indifferent to — even unconscious of — the distracted world beneath them , and all that moved upon it . it . They never looked off the scaffolding ...
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... persons in thriving circumstances . But unfortunately , poverty , whilst it is new , and before the skin has had time to thicken , makes people susceptible inversely to their opportunities for shielding themselves . In Owen was found ...
... persons in thriving circumstances . But unfortunately , poverty , whilst it is new , and before the skin has had time to thicken , makes people susceptible inversely to their opportunities for shielding themselves . In Owen was found ...
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... persons looking with children's eyes at any ordinary scenery is a proof that they possess the charming faculty of drawing new sensations from an old experience a healthy sign , rare in these feverish days the mark of an imperishable ...
... persons looking with children's eyes at any ordinary scenery is a proof that they possess the charming faculty of drawing new sensations from an old experience a healthy sign , rare in these feverish days the mark of an imperishable ...
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Adelaide advertisement Aldclyffe's Anne Seaway answer appeared asked began brother Budmouth called Carriford CHARLES SQUARE church clerk close continued course Crickett cried Owen Cytherea dark door Edward Springrove eyes face fancy farmer father feeling fire glance Graye's hand heard heart Hoxton instant kind Knapwater House knew lady lady's leave letter light live London looked madam maid Manston marriage married matter mind minutes Miss Aldclyffe Miss Graye Miss Hinton morning murmured never night Nyttleton o'clock once Owen Owen's passed poor postman Raunham rector replied road round seemed side smock-frock Southampton Springrove's standing steps steward stood strange suppose tell There's thing thought Three Tranters Tolchurch told tone took trees turned twas village waiting walked Waterloo Station whilst whispered whole wife window wish woman words young
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Strona 222 - And thy life shall hang in doubt before thee; and thou shalt fear day and night, and shalt have none assurance of thy life: In the morning thou shalt say, Would God it were even! and at even thou shalt say, Would God it were morning! for the fear of thine heart wherewith thou shalt fear, and for the sight of thine eyes which thou shalt see.
Strona 321 - Are not my days few? Cease then, and let me alone, that I may take comfort a little before I go whence I shall not return, even to the land of darkness and the shadow of death; a land of darkness, as darkness itself, and of the shadow of death, without any order and where the light is as darkness.
Strona 240 - Like some fair tree which, fed by streams, With timely fruit doth bend ; He still shall flourish, and success All his designs attend.
Strona 89 - The instant they were in bed Miss Aldclyffe freed herself from the last remnant of restraint. She flung her arms round the young girl, and pressed her gently to her heart. "Now kiss me,
Strona 245 - Staves of sunlight slanted down through the still pool, lighting it up with wonderful distinctness. Hundreds of thousands of minute living creatures sported and tumbled in its depth with every contortion that gaiety could suggest ; perfectly happy, though consisting only of a head, or a tail, or at most a head and a tail, and all doomed to die within the twentyfour hours.
Strona 86 - All these preparations completed, she began to undress, her mind unconsciously drifting away to the contemplation of her late surprises. To look in the glass for an instant at the reflection of her own magnificent resources in face and bosom, and to mark their attractiveness unadorned, was perhaps but the natural action of a young woman who had so lately been chidden whilst passing through the harassing experience of decorating an older beauty of Miss Aldclyffe's temper. But she directly checked...
Strona 254 - They stood still and prepared to bid each other farewell. Everything before them was on a perfect level. The sun, resting on the horizon line, streamed across the ground from between copper-coloured and lilac clouds, stretched out in flats beneath a sky of pale soft green. All dark objects on the earth that lay towards the sun were overspread by a purple haze, against which groups of wailing gnats shone out, rising upwards and dancing about like sparks of fire.
Strona v - ... just as we demand from the scientific gardener, that he shall arrange, in curious knots and artificial parterres, the flowers which "nature boon" distributes freely on hill and dale.
Strona 254 - ... the dead flat of the scenery overpowered him, though he was fully alive to the beauty of that untarnished early summer green which was worn for the nonce by the poorest blade. There was something in its oppressive horizontality which too much reminded him of the arena of life ; it gave him a sense of bare equality with, and no superiority to, a single living thing under the sun.