 In the beginning of things she had been unregenerate; had worn the heavy fluffy fringe which is the ornament of the costermonger's girl, and there is a legend in Gunnison Street that on her wedding-day she, a flare-lamp in either hand, danced dances on...  The day's work - Página 192por Rudyard Kipling - 1899Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
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...Badalia whose spare names were Joanna, Pugnacious, and M'Canna, as the song says, but another and a much nicer lady. In the beginning of things she had...senseless body; for he stifled protest with blows. While 268 JBTI I in liluliT ••,--— -•--^••THE RECORD OF BADALIA HERODSFOOT she was enjoying her... | |
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...the Law amid shoutings. Those were her days of fatness, and they did not'last long, for her Imsband after two years took to himself another woman, and...passed out of Badalia's life, over Badalia's senseless Copyright, 1893, by D. Appleton & Co. body; for he stifled protest with blows. While she was enjoying... | |
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...BADALIA whose spare names were Joanna, Pugnacious, and M'Canna, as the song says, but another and a much nicer lady. In the beginning of things she had...Gunnison Street, which do not differ from those of the Ban-along. 'My man,' she explained to her suitors, ' 'e'll come back one o' these days, an' then, like... | |
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...slums of London. The story of Badalia Herodsfoot and her husband, Tom, who, when they had been married two years, ' took to himself another woman and passed...of Badalia's life, over Badalia's senseless body,' who robbed, ruined, and deserted the other woman, and who then returned to his wife, knocked her down,... | |
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