Tales and Novels: The absenteeHarper & brothers, 1835 |
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Page 102
... Berenice had hopped forty paces in the public streets , it would have been the same with you . " That I deny - but I will go on with my story . As we were going away , Mr. Montenero , after thanking Lord Mowbray and his cousin , the ...
... Berenice had hopped forty paces in the public streets , it would have been the same with you . " That I deny - but I will go on with my story . As we were going away , Mr. Montenero , after thanking Lord Mowbray and his cousin , the ...
Page 136
... Berenice smiled ; and I saw that my fears of her being duped by mock philanthropy were vain . Lord Mowbray was soon tired of his colloquy with the priest , and returned to us , talking of the Hebrew chanting at some synagogue in town ...
... Berenice smiled ; and I saw that my fears of her being duped by mock philanthropy were vain . Lord Mowbray was soon tired of his colloquy with the priest , and returned to us , talking of the Hebrew chanting at some synagogue in town ...
Page 139
... Berenice and at Mr. Mon- tenero , and they would look as if they particularly ap- proved of his conduct . Berenice softened towards him , and I trembled . As she softened towards him , I fancied she became graver and more reserved ...
... Berenice and at Mr. Mon- tenero , and they would look as if they particularly ap- proved of his conduct . Berenice softened towards him , and I trembled . As she softened towards him , I fancied she became graver and more reserved ...
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