St. George; Or, The Canadian League, Tom 2E.G. Fuller, 1852 |
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... expression ; " By the bye , Rodolphe , " he said , " I can- not for the soul of me remember what it was we were last talking about , when that fellow interrupted us . Dn it . My memory seems to play me false , some how , I don't know ...
... expression ; " By the bye , Rodolphe , " he said , " I can- not for the soul of me remember what it was we were last talking about , when that fellow interrupted us . Dn it . My memory seems to play me false , some how , I don't know ...
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... expression which she wore when first introduced to the read- er ; her countenance had now a more sombre and melancholy cast . Her companion has noticed this , and remarked- " You have often blamed and laughed at me , Anne , for looking ...
... expression which she wore when first introduced to the read- er ; her countenance had now a more sombre and melancholy cast . Her companion has noticed this , and remarked- " You have often blamed and laughed at me , Anne , for looking ...
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... expressions made use of by some of the senior chiefs of the League , as well as by our oath which enjoins us to be true to each other in cases of the kind . " " And you heard- 99 " Both Rodolphe and Ferrars express themselves thus ...
... expressions made use of by some of the senior chiefs of the League , as well as by our oath which enjoins us to be true to each other in cases of the kind . " " And you heard- 99 " Both Rodolphe and Ferrars express themselves thus ...
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... expression of wrath and terror , the whole party sprang to their feet and stood gazing upon Ro- dolphe , in silent expectation of what he should next say . " He had discovered every thing , " said Rodolphe , “ and was on his way to ...
... expression of wrath and terror , the whole party sprang to their feet and stood gazing upon Ro- dolphe , in silent expectation of what he should next say . " He had discovered every thing , " said Rodolphe , “ and was on his way to ...
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... expression , which was really frightful from its fixed intensity . Her features assumed the rigidity of death , and she lay like a beautiful alabaster image , or some glorious creation of the sculptor's chisel , hewn in polished marble ...
... expression , which was really frightful from its fixed intensity . Her features assumed the rigidity of death , and she lay like a beautiful alabaster image , or some glorious creation of the sculptor's chisel , hewn in polished marble ...
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