Scribner's Monthly: An Illustrated Magazine for the People, Volume 14Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1877 - American literature |
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... eyes met his friend's with a question in them , and the next instant the question put itself into words : " Who went out ? " Grace bent lower . " It was Joan Lowrie . " He closed his eyes and waited a little as if to gain fresh strength ...
... eyes met his friend's with a question in them , and the next instant the question put itself into words : " Who went out ? " Grace bent lower . " It was Joan Lowrie . " He closed his eyes and waited a little as if to gain fresh strength ...
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... eyes the eyes of Helen met ; The speechless lips that ah ! what tales might tell Of the earth's morning - tide when gods did dwell Amidst a generous - fashioned , god - like race , Who dwarf our puny semblance , and who won The secret ...
... eyes the eyes of Helen met ; The speechless lips that ah ! what tales might tell Of the earth's morning - tide when gods did dwell Amidst a generous - fashioned , god - like race , Who dwarf our puny semblance , and who won The secret ...
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... eyes , again and again . " Here Mr. Cavendish withdrew a soiled handkerchief from his pocket , wiped his eyes , and blew his nose . " The cold , as an exciting agency , will have its effect upon the mucous membrane , " said Mr ...
... eyes , again and again . " Here Mr. Cavendish withdrew a soiled handkerchief from his pocket , wiped his eyes , and blew his nose . " The cold , as an exciting agency , will have its effect upon the mucous membrane , " said Mr ...
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... eyes . " You know I'm nothing but a passenger , to - night , " said Glezen to his companion , as they stamped their feet upon the door - steps . " You are to win a victory to - night and I'm to see you do it . " " Very well , show me ...
... eyes . " You know I'm nothing but a passenger , to - night , " said Glezen to his companion , as they stamped their feet upon the door - steps . " You are to win a victory to - night and I'm to see you do it . " " Very well , show me ...
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... eyes to the essential weakness of her position and her cause . Tim , in his poverty , had thought it all out , and she saw very plainly that there was another side to a question which she had supposed could have but one . Tim saw that ...
... eyes to the essential weakness of her position and her cause . Tim , in his poverty , had thought it all out , and she saw very plainly that there was another side to a question which she had supposed could have but one . Tim saw that ...
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