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Pagina 15
... influence on Me ? ' she asked . ' No. The influence which you might exercise on another person . ' She knew perfectly well that he was speaking of himself . But she was determined to THE BLACK ROBE . 15.
... influence on Me ? ' she asked . ' No. The influence which you might exercise on another person . ' She knew perfectly well that he was speaking of himself . But she was determined to THE BLACK ROBE . 15.
Pagina 16
... influence as you describe , ' she began , ' I hope it is for good ? ' ' Certainly for good . ' ' You speak positively , Mr. Ro- mayne . Almost as positively - only that can hardly be - as if you were speaking from experience . ' He ...
... influence as you describe , ' she began , ' I hope it is for good ? ' ' Certainly for good . ' ' You speak positively , Mr. Ro- mayne . Almost as positively - only that can hardly be - as if you were speaking from experience . ' He ...
Pagina 17
... influence over me ? ' He put the question with an assum- ed gaiety . Stella made no effort , on her side , to answer him in the same tone . ' I almost wish I really had some influence over you , ' she said gravely and sadly . ' Why ...
... influence over me ? ' He put the question with an assum- ed gaiety . Stella made no effort , on her side , to answer him in the same tone . ' I almost wish I really had some influence over you , ' she said gravely and sadly . ' Why ...
Pagina 22
... influence ? Why if it really can be controlled — risk another return of that dreadful ner- vous delusion ? " " I have had another return . " " Which , as you yourself believe , might have been prevented ! Romayne , you astonish me ...
... influence ? Why if it really can be controlled — risk another return of that dreadful ner- vous delusion ? " " I have had another return . " " Which , as you yourself believe , might have been prevented ! Romayne , you astonish me ...
Pagina 23
... influence over you might be the means of making your mar- riage a happy one ? I must not pre- sume to offer an opinion on such a subject . It is only my gratitude , my true attachment to you , that ventures to put the question . Are you ...
... influence over you might be the means of making your mar- riage a happy one ? I must not pre- sume to offer an opinion on such a subject . It is only my gratitude , my true attachment to you , that ventures to put the question . Are you ...
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Adam Bede answered appeared asked beauty Berenice called Canada Canadian canoe Canon Farrar centreboard character Christ Christian Church dear death Desdemona divine doubt England English eyes fact faith Father Benwell favour feel French French Canadian George Eliot give hand heard heart honour human influence interest Jesuit labour Lady Loring land letter literary live look Lord Loring Lower Canada marriage ment mind Miss Eyrecourt Montreal moral mother nature ness never Ontario opinion Othello party passed Penrose person poem poet political present priest Province Quebec religion religious Romayne Romayne's seems sion smile soul speak speech spirit Stella sure tell things thought tical tion Toronto true truth ture turned Vange voice wife WILKIE COLLINS Winterfield woman words write young
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