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Pagina 38
... ment he paused , looked again , and became ob- viously much perplexed . During the whole of his subsequent address , the Bishop's attention seemed again and again fixed with wondering interest on the distinguished looking young stranger ...
... ment he paused , looked again , and became ob- viously much perplexed . During the whole of his subsequent address , the Bishop's attention seemed again and again fixed with wondering interest on the distinguished looking young stranger ...
Pagina 80
... ment . " Well ! do not seem so scandalized ! I merely wanted to see you look astonished , and to find a pretext to offer you this . How generous I am ! The camellias are perfect , and the perfume of this gardenia delicious . Now , thank ...
... ment . " Well ! do not seem so scandalized ! I merely wanted to see you look astonished , and to find a pretext to offer you this . How generous I am ! The camellias are perfect , and the perfume of this gardenia delicious . Now , thank ...
Pagina 116
... ment of manner and even some youthful dignity . “ When can you come to spend a long time with us at Eaglescairn , Miss Farinelli ? Let it be soon , and for at least ten days , said Lady Eaglescairn in a tone of arbitrary good humour ...
... ment of manner and even some youthful dignity . “ When can you come to spend a long time with us at Eaglescairn , Miss Farinelli ? Let it be soon , and for at least ten days , said Lady Eaglescairn in a tone of arbitrary good humour ...
Pagina 124
... of reason or argu- ment , in which the obedient votaries of super- stition are held , by the priest keeping them feverish " with starvation , sleeplessness , and terror - struck austerities 124 BEATRICE . CHAPTER VI. ...
... of reason or argu- ment , in which the obedient votaries of super- stition are held , by the priest keeping them feverish " with starvation , sleeplessness , and terror - struck austerities 124 BEATRICE . CHAPTER VI. ...
Pagina 136
... ment with which these lines were recited , while her rattling companion added , " I could fight any number of windmills in your cause , therefore do pray give me something of the kind to do . As for Sir Allan , he would be a lover more ...
... ment with which these lines were recited , while her rattling companion added , " I could fight any number of windmills in your cause , therefore do pray give me something of the kind to do . As for Sir Allan , he would be a lover more ...
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accents admiration affection agitated Ambrose anxious appeared asked astonishment Aunt Edith Beatrice felt beautiful became become benefactress Bessie's chapel cheek church Clanmarina Clinton colour companion Cornelius O'Brien countenance dear deep dress earnest emotion evidently excitement exclaimed Beatrice expression eyes face Father Eustace favourite feelings flowers gazed girl glance grief hand happy hear heart Heatherbrae hope hour hurriedly Iona's Jesuit Lady Anne Lady Eaglescairn Lady Stratharden laugh listened live look Lord Eaglescairn Lord Iona ment mind Miss Farinelli Miss Turton mother never observed Lady Edith once pale Papists passionate emotion perfect perfectly perplexity Popish Popish plot pray prayers priest Protestant replied Beatrice replied Lady Edith Robert Carre Rome round scarcely seemed silence Sir Allan Sir Evan smile solemn soon sorrow speak stood strange stranger tears tell thought tion tone trembled uncle utter voice whole wish young