Felix Holt, the Radical, Volume 2Hawarden Press, 1899 |
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Page 16
... preacher at last suggested a possible link . Until then , Christian had not known why Esther's face had impressed him so peculiarly ; but the min- ister's chief association for him was with Bycliffe , and 16 FELIX HOLT , THE RADICAL .
... preacher at last suggested a possible link . Until then , Christian had not known why Esther's face had impressed him so peculiarly ; but the min- ister's chief association for him was with Bycliffe , and 16 FELIX HOLT , THE RADICAL .
Page 18
... possible duty of hearing what this man had to say , and he invited him to proceed to Malthouse Yard , where they could converse in private . Once in Mr. Lyon's study , Christian opened the dialogue by saying that since he was in this ...
... possible duty of hearing what this man had to say , and he invited him to proceed to Malthouse Yard , where they could converse in private . Once in Mr. Lyon's study , Christian opened the dialogue by saying that since he was in this ...
Page 27
... and the pride of life . He hints at some possible inheri- tance for you , and denounces mysteriously the devices of Mr. Jermyn . All this may or may not have a true foundation . But it is not my FELIX HOLT , THE RADICAL . 27.
... and the pride of life . He hints at some possible inheri- tance for you , and denounces mysteriously the devices of Mr. Jermyn . All this may or may not have a true foundation . But it is not my FELIX HOLT , THE RADICAL . 27.
Page 68
... possible Bycliffe proved real ; but not when the parish had buried the bill - sticker . Still , it is one thing to conceive conditions , and another to see any chance of proving their exist- ence . Johnson at present had no glimpse of ...
... possible Bycliffe proved real ; but not when the parish had buried the bill - sticker . Still , it is one thing to conceive conditions , and another to see any chance of proving their exist- ence . Johnson at present had no glimpse of ...
Page 82
... possible . A fool or idiot is one who expects things to happen that never can happen ; he pours milk into a can with- out a bottom , and expects the milk to stay there . The more of such vain expectations a man has , the more he is of a ...
... possible . A fool or idiot is one who expects things to happen that never can happen ; he pours milk into a can with- out a bottom , and expects the milk to stay there . The more of such vain expectations a man has , the more he is of a ...
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