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Pagina 20
After a short conflict with her feelings , she fixed her eyes on Mr. Ambrose , whose
countenance had already resumed its usual imperturbable nothingness of
expression , and in a low voice of earnest remonstrance she said , “ It would have
...
After a short conflict with her feelings , she fixed her eyes on Mr. Ambrose , whose
countenance had already resumed its usual imperturbable nothingness of
expression , and in a low voice of earnest remonstrance she said , “ It would have
...
Pagina 24
... without you during the rest . ” At these words an expression of fierce delight
glittered in the eyes of Father Eustace , while Lady Edith , on whom nothing was
lost , slowly continued : I must honestly own — for cost what it may , I will speak
the ...
... without you during the rest . ” At these words an expression of fierce delight
glittered in the eyes of Father Eustace , while Lady Edith , on whom nothing was
lost , slowly continued : I must honestly own — for cost what it may , I will speak
the ...
Pagina 25
... imperturbable stillness ; yet some signal passed between them , such as the
initiated only could understand . Lord Eaglescairn carefully avoided the eye of
Lady Edith , and after a few moments ' pause , assumed towards her an
expression If ...
... imperturbable stillness ; yet some signal passed between them , such as the
initiated only could understand . Lord Eaglescairn carefully avoided the eye of
Lady Edith , and after a few moments ' pause , assumed towards her an
expression If ...
Pagina 26
... 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
expression now , very different indeed from the careless girlish vivacity of former
days .
... 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
expression now , very different indeed from the careless girlish vivacity of former
days .
Pagina 32
It had a pretty , pouting , spoiled - child expression , which she exactly imitated ,
and thus appeared as its living and perfect representative . “ Wonderful ! strange !
1 unaccountable ! ” was the universal exclamation , and so 32 BEATRICE .
It had a pretty , pouting , spoiled - child expression , which she exactly imitated ,
and thus appeared as its living and perfect representative . “ Wonderful ! strange !
1 unaccountable ! ” was the universal exclamation , and so 32 BEATRICE .
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added affection agitated answered appeared Beatrice beautiful became become believe Bessie better Bishop body called Carre Church Clinton continued convent countenance dear death deep desire door dress duty earth emotion entered evidently excitement exclaimed expression eyes face Farinelli Father Eustace feel felt followed friends give hand happy head heard heart hope hour human kind Lady Anne Lady Edith leave length light listened live look Lord Eaglescairn Lord Iona mind Miss Turton morning mother nature never observed once passed perfect person pleasure poor Popish priest Protestant receive religion remain replied Robert round saints seemed silent Sir Allan sister smile soon sorrow soul speak spirit step stood suffering tears tell thing thought tone turned voice whole wish young
Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Beatrice, Or, The Unknown Relatives, Volume 3 Beatrice, Or, The Unknown Relatives, Catherine Sinclair |
| Auteur | Catherine Sinclair |
| Uitgever | R. Bentley, 1852 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of California |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 11 dec 2007 |
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