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Pagina 7
... turned over the rustling sheets of a newspaper , as if ab- sorbed in politics ; and Lady Eaglescairn , looking much perplexed at this claim on her hospitality , remained silent . There was a quiet firmness and dignity in Lady Edith's ...
... turned over the rustling sheets of a newspaper , as if ab- sorbed in politics ; and Lady Eaglescairn , looking much perplexed at this claim on her hospitality , remained silent . There was a quiet firmness and dignity in Lady Edith's ...
Pagina 16
... turned away and wept in the sorrowful apprehension that Beatrice might soon be wrenched from her by foreign relatives and priestly guardians . In respect to the religious creed of that stranger lady , the consecrated place in which Lady ...
... turned away and wept in the sorrowful apprehension that Beatrice might soon be wrenched from her by foreign relatives and priestly guardians . In respect to the religious creed of that stranger lady , the consecrated place in which Lady ...
Pagina 26
... turned away while she leaned on the chimney - piece , looking white as the marble beside her , yet there appeared an increasing air of lofty decision and of gentle firmness in her expres- sion now , very different indeed from the ...
... turned away while she leaned on the chimney - piece , looking white as the marble beside her , yet there appeared an increasing air of lofty decision and of gentle firmness in her expres- sion now , very different indeed from the ...
Pagina 29
... ; but , to a spirit like Lady Edith's , full of all life's kindest affections , it was the sight of active existence that was interesting . The animals turned loose in the daisied field to enjoy their liberty , BEATRICE 29.
... ; but , to a spirit like Lady Edith's , full of all life's kindest affections , it was the sight of active existence that was interesting . The animals turned loose in the daisied field to enjoy their liberty , BEATRICE 29.
Pagina 52
... turned so topsy - turvy , that he was made to believe the pianoforte to be a bay - horse . He took up the off fore - leg to see if it were spavined , and he mis- took all the chairs for dogs . " " Then , perhaps , if we were all ...
... turned so topsy - turvy , that he was made to believe the pianoforte to be a bay - horse . He took up the off fore - leg to see if it were spavined , and he mis- took all the chairs for dogs . " " Then , perhaps , if we were all ...
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Abbess affection agitated Andrew Carre anguish anxious astonishment beautiful became become believe Bessie Bishop carriage chapel cheek Church Clanmarina Clinton confessor conscience convent countenance dear death deep Donald McAlpine door dress duty earnest earth emotion evidently excitement exclaimed Beatrice eyes face Father Eustace feel felt friends gazed grief hand happy heart Heatherbrae heretic honour hope Hosta hour hurried hustings Inverness Jesuit Lady Eaglescairn Lady Edith Lady Stratharden laughing listened live look Lord Eaglescairn Lord Iona Lorraine McAlpine McRonald mind Miss Farinelli Miss Turton morning mother mournful nature never nuns obedience observed once Papists Popish prayers priest Protestant religion remain replied Beatrice Robert Carre round saints scene seemed silent Sir Allan sister Martha smile solemn sorrow soul stood tears tell thought tone uttered voice whispered whole wish words young