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Some days he could n't seem to remember anything , and other days you'd catch him looking real intelligent , but always with a sort of hurt look in his eyes that made you want to look the other way . was He never took any notice of ...
Some days he could n't seem to remember anything , and other days you'd catch him looking real intelligent , but always with a sort of hurt look in his eyes that made you want to look the other way . was He never took any notice of ...
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I've seen her come in with her knitting - bag looking like a featherbed , but I sort er shut my eyes . She used to mend my clothes , you know , and do a lot of little things that I had n't had done since I left home .
I've seen her come in with her knitting - bag looking like a featherbed , but I sort er shut my eyes . She used to mend my clothes , you know , and do a lot of little things that I had n't had done since I left home .
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His hair was all tumbled up , and his eyes were shining like a cat's in the dark . Every patient in the ward was looking first at him and then at the captain , waiting for the lightning to strike . But the captain was watching him not ...
His hair was all tumbled up , and his eyes were shining like a cat's in the dark . Every patient in the ward was looking first at him and then at the captain , waiting for the lightning to strike . But the captain was watching him not ...
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They please the eye , they are worth sound money , and people envy you the possession of them . ... His voice dwelt tenderly upon her His fever - haunted eyes were tender , too , for just a moment . Then he grimaced .
They please the eye , they are worth sound money , and people envy you the possession of them . ... His voice dwelt tenderly upon her His fever - haunted eyes were tender , too , for just a moment . Then he grimaced .
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That though , for I am probably a fright , with is the trouble with these poets , if you my eyes red , and with my hair all tumask me ; they are not practical even in bling down , like an old witch's . Well , their ordinary every - day ...
That though , for I am probably a fright , with is the trouble with these poets , if you my eyes red , and with my hair all tumask me ; they are not practical even in bling down , like an old witch's . Well , their ordinary every - day ...
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| Title | The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, Volume 99 |
| Editors | Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder |
| Publisher | Century Company, 1919 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 26 Aug 2005 |
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