Putnam's Magazine: Original Papers on Literature, Science, Art, and National Interests, Volumen2G.P. Putnam & Son, 1868 |
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... hold- ing her tablets in one hand , while with the other she thoughtfully touches her lips with the point of the stylus . The face is perfectly abstracted , and the soft , gleaming eyes look at you without see- ing you . A smile has ...
... hold- ing her tablets in one hand , while with the other she thoughtfully touches her lips with the point of the stylus . The face is perfectly abstracted , and the soft , gleaming eyes look at you without see- ing you . A smile has ...
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... hold- ing up the faults of her husband to a stranger , restrained her . Abel knew that Mr. Dassel came often to his house ; he saw the presents received by the children ; also , the guest was as apt to come when he was at home as when ...
... hold- ing up the faults of her husband to a stranger , restrained her . Abel knew that Mr. Dassel came often to his house ; he saw the presents received by the children ; also , the guest was as apt to come when he was at home as when ...
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... hold of Elizabeth's disen- gaged hand and squeeze it . The air with which she withdrew it , and said , " Go on , Prince , " was rather discourag- ing , but he managed to say , " You've been crying , haven't you ? I'd give a thousand ...
... hold of Elizabeth's disen- gaged hand and squeeze it . The air with which she withdrew it , and said , " Go on , Prince , " was rather discourag- ing , but he managed to say , " You've been crying , haven't you ? I'd give a thousand ...
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... hold on by , until you've time to think it over ? There's ma on the portico now ; please do tell this horse to stop , for he won't mind me , " despairingly . " Whoa , Prince , " said Lissa , and the carriage came to a stop , but it was ...
... hold on by , until you've time to think it over ? There's ma on the portico now ; please do tell this horse to stop , for he won't mind me , " despairingly . " Whoa , Prince , " said Lissa , and the carriage came to a stop , but it was ...
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... hold ; It wails with the wailing of the mother , Whose thin lips are whitening in the cold . It moans with the moaning of the dying , When the night - dews are falling on the brave ; It sighs with the weary captive's sighing , And ...
... hold ; It wails with the wailing of the mother , Whose thin lips are whitening in the cold . It moans with the moaning of the dying , When the night - dews are falling on the brave ; It sighs with the weary captive's sighing , And ...
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