John Inglesant: A RomanceMacmillan, 1891 - 445 páginas |
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... turning to the one before me , was taken in Rome , when he was residing at the English college , where he certainly was received , as he appears to have been generally when abroad , into full communion with us . As a contrast to it , I ...
... turning to the one before me , was taken in Rome , when he was residing at the English college , where he certainly was received , as he appears to have been generally when abroad , into full communion with us . As a contrast to it , I ...
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... turning to the Miss Fishers , " that the story is a more entertaining and even exciting one than the sensational novels of the day , of which , I need not say , I am not a judge . " The young ladies confirmed this as far as their ...
... turning to the Miss Fishers , " that the story is a more entertaining and even exciting one than the sensational novels of the day , of which , I need not say , I am not a judge . " The young ladies confirmed this as far as their ...
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... letting Johnny go , he turned to his father , saying , in an undertone , which , however , the boy heard , " The lad is apt , indeed ! more so than any of us could have dreamt ; no fitter soil , I could wager CHAP . II . ] 25 A ROMANCE .
... letting Johnny go , he turned to his father , saying , in an undertone , which , however , the boy heard , " The lad is apt , indeed ! more so than any of us could have dreamt ; no fitter soil , I could wager CHAP . II . ] 25 A ROMANCE .
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... turned . He carried his otter spear as well as any of the company , while the hounds came trailing and chanting along by the river - side , venting every tree root , every osier bed and tuft of bulrushes , and sometimes taking to the ...
... turned . He carried his otter spear as well as any of the company , while the hounds came trailing and chanting along by the river - side , venting every tree root , every osier bed and tuft of bulrushes , and sometimes taking to the ...
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... turning to the east , which last appeared to be mostly quotations and enlargements from Dr. Donne ; a fourth on the use of the surplice . He repudiated being popishly inclined ; having dis- proved , he said , that any of these practices ...
... turning to the east , which last appeared to be mostly quotations and enlargements from Dr. Donne ; a fourth on the use of the surplice . He repudiated being popishly inclined ; having dis- proved , he said , that any of these practices ...
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