Tales and Novels: The absenteeHarper & brothers, 1835 |
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Page 72
... thought and feeling . He entered into conversation directly and easily . I need not say that his conversation was immediately interesting , for he spoke of Berenice . His thanks to me were , I thought , peculiarly gentlemanlike ...
... thought and feeling . He entered into conversation directly and easily . I need not say that his conversation was immediately interesting , for he spoke of Berenice . His thanks to me were , I thought , peculiarly gentlemanlike ...
Page 125
... thought with contempt of Lord Mowbray's chance of success ; but in spite of my pride in my own superiority of principle and character , in spite of my con- fidence in Berenice and in myself , I had my secret , very secret quailings of ...
... thought with contempt of Lord Mowbray's chance of success ; but in spite of my pride in my own superiority of principle and character , in spite of my con- fidence in Berenice and in myself , I had my secret , very secret quailings of ...
Page 103
... thought Harry Ormond , without a penny- " " Once thought ! " 66 Interrupt me again , and I'll lave you , sir . In con- fidence between ourselves , thinking as once I did , that I might depend on your friendship and discretion , equally ...
... thought Harry Ormond , without a penny- " " Once thought ! " 66 Interrupt me again , and I'll lave you , sir . In con- fidence between ourselves , thinking as once I did , that I might depend on your friendship and discretion , equally ...
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