Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Volume 63;Volume 126John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1896 |
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Pagina 35
... face to face with the general public , he is none the worse for being filtered through the interviewer . He is thus saved from the error either of talking as if the public knew everything , or as if it knew nothing . Moreover , the in ...
... face to face with the general public , he is none the worse for being filtered through the interviewer . He is thus saved from the error either of talking as if the public knew everything , or as if it knew nothing . Moreover , the in ...
Pagina 87
... face the ruin com- ing swiftly up the river , and when he came without the palace to his own house he met there some of his ad- visers , Europeans , who were trying to help him to save the king in spite of the king . They asked him how ...
... face the ruin com- ing swiftly up the river , and when he came without the palace to his own house he met there some of his ad- visers , Europeans , who were trying to help him to save the king in spite of the king . They asked him how ...
Pagina 88
... face , and a soft color on her cheeks , as if she was very happy . It was dark now across the hills , and very still . The low whisper of moving water came up out of the river , and the night looked down upon us with a thousand diamond ...
... face , and a soft color on her cheeks , as if she was very happy . It was dark now across the hills , and very still . The low whisper of moving water came up out of the river , and the night looked down upon us with a thousand diamond ...
Pagina 96
... face . The next morning Jecholiah , still wreathed in smiles , led her husband up to the shaft of a mine which opened on a pleasant hill - side overlooking the sea ; and there Bolster , throwing himself at length on the turf , opened a ...
... face . The next morning Jecholiah , still wreathed in smiles , led her husband up to the shaft of a mine which opened on a pleasant hill - side overlooking the sea ; and there Bolster , throwing himself at length on the turf , opened a ...
Pagina 97
... face as almost with his last breath he whispered , " I've done ' ee now , Doctor , b'aint I ? ' Ec can't send'n after I wheer I be gooin ' . " And so the old man put out on his voyage quite happily , sustained by the con- sciousness of ...
... face as almost with his last breath he whispered , " I've done ' ee now , Doctor , b'aint I ? ' Ec can't send'n after I wheer I be gooin ' . " And so the old man put out on his voyage quite happily , sustained by the con- sciousness of ...
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