Vanity Fair: A Novel Without a Hero, 2. sējumsBernhard Tauchnitz, 1848 - 322 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 49.
6. lappuse
... knew how , in the little room which she had occupied before her marriage , and in that very chair in which she had passed so many bitter hours . She sank back in its arms as if it were an old friend ; and fell to thinking over the past ...
... knew how , in the little room which she had occupied before her marriage , and in that very chair in which she had passed so many bitter hours . She sank back in its arms as if it were an old friend ; and fell to thinking over the past ...
10. lappuse
... knew all about his affairs . They talked about them over their pints of beer at their pub- lic - house clubs to other clerks of a night . Ye Gods , what do not attorneys and attorneys ' clerks know in London ! Nothing is hidden from ...
... knew all about his affairs . They talked about them over their pints of beer at their pub- lic - house clubs to other clerks of a night . Ye Gods , what do not attorneys and attorneys ' clerks know in London ! Nothing is hidden from ...
14. lappuse
... knew at once that the lady was before her whom her husband had so often laughed at . " You ' ve often heard of me from that husband of yours , " said the lady with great vivacity . " You ' ve often heard of her , " echoed her husband ...
... knew at once that the lady was before her whom her husband had so often laughed at . " You ' ve often heard of me from that husband of yours , " said the lady with great vivacity . " You ' ve often heard of her , " echoed her husband ...
35. lappuse
... knew not why . The sun did not seem to shine so bright . The tall old roofs and gables looked less picturesque all of a sudden , though it was a brilliant sunset , and one of the brightest and most beautiful days at the end of May ...
... knew not why . The sun did not seem to shine so bright . The tall old roofs and gables looked less picturesque all of a sudden , though it was a brilliant sunset , and one of the brightest and most beautiful days at the end of May ...
37. lappuse
... knew him myselft , too , Mrs. O'Dowd : we both of us danced the same evening with Miss Cutler , daughter of Cutler of the Artillery , and a devilish fine girl , at Dumdum . " The apparition of the great personages held them all in talk ...
... knew him myselft , too , Mrs. O'Dowd : we both of us danced the same evening with Miss Cutler , daughter of Cutler of the Artillery , and a devilish fine girl , at Dumdum . " The apparition of the great personages held them all in talk ...
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