Donna Quixote, Volume 3Chatto & Windus, 1879 |
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Justin McCarthy. it , or thought anything about it . To her he seemed simply a kind goodhearted friend who might almost have been her father . But to Mrs. Leven he seemed still a sort of young man ; and of course she assumed that he was ...
Justin McCarthy. it , or thought anything about it . To her he seemed simply a kind goodhearted friend who might almost have been her father . But to Mrs. Leven he seemed still a sort of young man ; and of course she assumed that he was ...
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... seemed to be morally imposed upon her by the possession of money which she had never coveted . She longed to feel herself free again . But as she passed up the stairs of the house which had been found for her and fitted up so lovingly ...
... seemed to be morally imposed upon her by the possession of money which she had never coveted . She longed to feel herself free again . But as she passed up the stairs of the house which had been found for her and fitted up so lovingly ...
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... seemed as if it might have come out of the ground before her - and she was aware of the presence of Clarkson Fielding . ' Oh , how did you come here ? ' she asked breath- lessly . ' I came to see you ; I knew you would return soon . I ...
... seemed as if it might have come out of the ground before her - and she was aware of the presence of Clarkson Fielding . ' Oh , how did you come here ? ' she asked breath- lessly . ' I came to see you ; I knew you would return soon . I ...
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... seemed ashamed to meet your brother's eyes . What wrong had I done to your brother ? what had I to be ashamed of ? ' " Oh , no , not you , but I ; at least , I felt so for the moment . Look here , Gabrielle , listen . He told me again ...
... seemed ashamed to meet your brother's eyes . What wrong had I done to your brother ? what had I to be ashamed of ? ' " Oh , no , not you , but I ; at least , I felt so for the moment . Look here , Gabrielle , listen . He told me again ...
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... seemed to take a delight in the mere repeating of her name . ' You forgive me , Gabrielle ? ' ' Yes , ' she said . ' I felt bitter at the moment . I think I was angry with myself more than with you ; but I understand now better , and I ...
... seemed to take a delight in the mere repeating of her name . ' You forgive me , Gabrielle ? ' ' Yes , ' she said . ' I felt bitter at the moment . I think I was angry with myself more than with you ; but I understand now better , and I ...
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