 Sophia,' he rose and looked at her intently, — he did not realize how intently. As we went on talking, she would frequently interpose a remark, in her low, sweet voice. Every time she did so, he would look at her again, with the same piercing, indrawing...  Magazine of Western History - Página 5081888Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Julian Hawthorne - 1884 - 546 páginas
...intently, — he did not realize how intently. As we went on talking, she would frequently interpose a remark, in her low, sweet voice. Every time she...nothing would ever tempt her to marry, and inflict on a husband the care of an invalid. When Mr. Hawthorne got up to go, he said he should come for me in... | |
 | 1884 - 540 páginas
...intently, — he did not realize how intently. As we went on talking, she would frequently interpose a remark, in her low, sweet voice. Every time she...nothing would ever tempt her to marry, and inflict on a husband the care of an invalid. When Mr. Hawthorne got up to go, he said he should come for me in... | |
 | 1885 - 248 páginas
...was in her chamber. As soon as I could, I ran up stairs to her and said, 'Oh, Sophie, you must get up and dress and come down; the Hawthornes are here,...inflict on her husband the care of an invalid. She had'never been free from a terrible headache from her infancy." Mrs. Hawthorne, in telling her children... | |
 | Julian Hawthorne - 1885 - 542 páginas
...intently, — he did not realize how intently. As we went on talking, she would frequently interpose a remark, in her low, sweet voice. Every time she...nothing would ever tempt her to marry, and inflict on a husband the care of an invalid. When Mr. Hawthorne got up to go, he said he should come for me in... | |
 | Julian Hawthorne - 1885 - 542 páginas
...intently, — he did not realize how intently. As we went on talking, she would frequently interpose a remark, in her low, sweet voice. Every time she...and the thought troubled me ; for she had often told ine that nothing would ever tempt her to marry, and inflict on a husband the care of an invalid. When... | |
 | 1885 - 648 páginas
...her intently ; he did not realise how intently. As we went on talking, she would frequently interpose a remark, in her low, sweet voice. Every time she...indrawing gaze. I was struck with it, and thought, 1 What if he should fall in love with her ! ' and the thought troubled me ; for she had often told... | |
 | Sarah Knowles Bolton - 1887 - 514 páginas
...looked at her intently, " with the same piercing, indrawing gaze." " I was struck with it," she said, " and thought, ' What if he should fall in love with...nothing would ever tempt her to marry and inflict on a husband the care of an invalid." From that hour, they were all the world to each other. They breasted... | |
 | Annie Fields - 1899 - 168 páginas
...her intently: he did not realize how intently. As we went on talking, she would frequently interpose a remark, in her low, sweet voice. Every time she...nothing would ever tempt her to marry, and inflict on a husband the care of an invalid. When Mr. Hawthorne got up to go, he said he should come for me in... | |
 | 1900 - 532 páginas
...Sophia intently. " He did not guess how intently. As we went on talking she would frequently interpose a remark in her low, sweet voice. Every time she did...nothing would ever tempt her to marry and inflict on a husband the care of an invalid." If the frail, lovely Sophia strongly impressed Hawthorne at first... | |
 | Louis Albert Banks - 1902 - 426 páginas
...her intently ; he did not realize how intently. As we went on talking, she would frequently interpose a remark, in her low, sweet voice. Every time she...nothing would ever tempt her to marry, and inflict on a husband the care of an invalid. When Mr. Hawthorne got up to go, he said he should come for me in... | |
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