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Pagina 10
... passionate and jealous. Miss Toller therefore ventured to ask Mrs. Poulter whether, as it was Christmas, Helen also might be invited. Mrs. Poulter signified to Miss Toller her extreme surprise at the sugges'The line, Miss Toller, .must ...
... passionate and jealous. Miss Toller therefore ventured to ask Mrs. Poulter whether, as it was Christmas, Helen also might be invited. Mrs. Poulter signified to Miss Toller her extreme surprise at the sugges'The line, Miss Toller, .must ...
Pagina 22
... passion. 'Sir,' she cried, 'Helen is my friend, my dearest friend. How dare you l—you a clergyman! I let you and Mrs. Poulter know that she is as pure and good as you are—yes, and a thousand times better than you are with your hateful ...
... passion. 'Sir,' she cried, 'Helen is my friend, my dearest friend. How dare you l—you a clergyman! I let you and Mrs. Poulter know that she is as pure and good as you are—yes, and a thousand times better than you are with your hateful ...
Pagina 50
... passion. You should have married a poet. You have made an uncommonly good match and ought to be thankful.' A poet! I know nothing of poets, but I do know that if marriage for passion be folly, there is no true marriage without it ...
... passion. You should have married a poet. You have made an uncommonly good match and ought to be thankful.' A poet! I know nothing of poets, but I do know that if marriage for passion be folly, there is no true marriage without it ...
Pagina 60
... leaves her husband it must be for a rival. He does not understand how much she can hate him, body and soul, and with no thought of a lover; that her loathing needs no other passion to inflame it, and that the touch of 60 ESTHER.
... leaves her husband it must be for a rival. He does not understand how much she can hate him, body and soul, and with no thought of a lover; that her loathing needs no other passion to inflame it, and that the touch of 60 ESTHER.
Pagina 61
With Other Papers Mark Rutherford. other passion to inflame it, and that the touch of his clean finger may be worse to her than a leper's embrace. When I had written so far I was afraid. I knelt down and cried to our Father who is in ...
With Other Papers Mark Rutherford. other passion to inflame it, and that the touch of his clean finger may be worse to her than a leper's embrace. When I had written so far I was afraid. I knelt down and cried to our Father who is in ...
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