The Open Question: A Tale of Two TemperamentsW. Heinemann, 1898 - 419 lappuses |
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20. lappuse
... feel , as I look at him , that I have dreamed these twenty years , and that my son is standing there before me . ' ' You don't say ! ' remarked the child's grandfather unmoved . Everybody here considers him so like the Tallmadges ...
... feel , as I look at him , that I have dreamed these twenty years , and that my son is standing there before me . ' ' You don't say ! ' remarked the child's grandfather unmoved . Everybody here considers him so like the Tallmadges ...
25. lappuse
... feeling . She was in their power . It was theirs to dictate terms . A new situation for Sarah C. Gano , but she would make the best of it . When she arrived at Ashburton Place before ten o'clock Miss Hannah was just leaving the house ...
... feeling . She was in their power . It was theirs to dictate terms . A new situation for Sarah C. Gano , but she would make the best of it . When she arrived at Ashburton Place before ten o'clock Miss Hannah was just leaving the house ...
27. lappuse
... feel it my duty while you are in Boston to show you ' Have you the right , ' interrupted her visitor , ' to bring a stranger to these coloured meetings ? ' 9 ' I have frequently brought a friend . Perhaps Miss Hannah's good face ...
... feel it my duty while you are in Boston to show you ' Have you the right , ' interrupted her visitor , ' to bring a stranger to these coloured meetings ? ' 9 ' I have frequently brought a friend . Perhaps Miss Hannah's good face ...
32. lappuse
... feel the object of my journey attained unless the date were fixed . ' They stood looking at each other . It will never be known how much Mr. Tallmadge's readiness to restore Mrs. Gano to the bosom of her family influenced his views at ...
... feel the object of my journey attained unless the date were fixed . ' They stood looking at each other . It will never be known how much Mr. Tallmadge's readiness to restore Mrs. Gano to the bosom of her family influenced his views at ...
35. lappuse
... feeling himself no stranger , but as one who had come home . She set her hands on either side his face and kissed him . ' But where is Mr. Tallmadge ? ' Mrs. Gano asked her daughter when they were in the hall . ' Gone on to Cincinnati ...
... feeling himself no stranger , but as one who had come home . She set her hands on either side his face and kissed him . ' But where is Mr. Tallmadge ? ' Mrs. Gano asked her daughter when they were in the hall . ' Gone on to Cincinnati ...
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