A Pair of Blue EyesThe Floating Press, 2010 M09 1 - 475 páginas Dive into a classic work from the author responsible for beloved novels such as Tess of the d'Urbervilles and Far from the Madding Crowd. Combining elements of romance and psychological suspense, A Pair of Blue Eyes is a rewarding and enthralling read. |
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Chapter XXI On Thy Cold Grey Stones O Sea | 354 |
Chapter XXII A Womans Way | 371 |
Chapter XXIII Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot? | 388 |
Chapter XXIV Breeze Bird and Flower Confess the Hour | 408 |
Chapter XXV Mine Own Familiar Friend | 414 |
Chapter XXVI To that Last Nothing Under Earth | 428 |
Chapter XXVII How Should I Greet Thee? | 439 |
Chapter XXVIII I Lull a Fancy TroubleTost | 465 |
Chapter VII No More of Me You Knew My Love | 84 |
Chapter VIII AllenADale is No Baron or Lord | 118 |
Chapter IX Her Father Did Fume | 137 |
Chapter X Beneath the Shelter of an Aged Tree | 153 |
Chapter XI Journeys End in Lovers Meeting | 173 |
Chapter XII Adieu She Cries and Waved Her Lily Hand | 195 |
Chapter XIII He Set in Order Many Proverbs | 222 |
Chapter XIV We Frolic While Tis May | 237 |
Chapter XV A Wandering Voice | 253 |
Chapter XVI Then Fancy Shapes As Fancy Can | 258 |
Chapter XVII Her Welcome Spoke in Faltering Phrase | 267 |
Chapter XVIII He Heard Her Musical Pants | 280 |
Chapter XIX Love was in the Next Degree | 311 |
Chapter XX A Distant Dearness in the Hill | 328 |
Chapter XXIX Care Thou Canker | 485 |
Chapter XXX Vassal Unto Love | 515 |
Chapter XXXI A Worm I the Bud | 533 |
Chapter XXXII Had I Wist Before I Kist | 547 |
Chapter XXXIII O Daughter of Babylon Wasted with Misery | 560 |
Chapter XXXIV Yea Happy Shall He Be that Rewardeth Thee as Thou Hast Served Us | 573 |
Chapter XXXV And Wilt Thou Leave Me Thus?Say NaySay Nay | 588 |
Chapter XXXVI The Pennies the Jewel that Beautifies A | 597 |
Chapter XXXVII After Many Days | 606 |
Chapter XXXVIII Jealousy is Cruel as the Grave | 616 |
Chapter XXXIX Each to the Loved Ones Side | 635 |
Chapter XL Welcome Proud Lady | 651 |
Endnotes | 666 |
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