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Side 9
The question half irritated Tom - why , he could not have explained even to
himself . The fact was that he had begun to enter upon another phase of
experience since he saw the curate last , and the Sunday School was just a little
distasteful to ...
The question half irritated Tom - why , he could not have explained even to
himself . The fact was that he had begun to enter upon another phase of
experience since he saw the curate last , and the Sunday School was just a little
distasteful to ...
Side 10
I only fancied — no doubt it was but the foolish fancy of my own anxiety — that
you did not respond quite so heartily as usual to my question . " The mother's
eyes were anxiously fixed on her son during the conversation , for her instincts
told her ...
I only fancied — no doubt it was but the foolish fancy of my own anxiety — that
you did not respond quite so heartily as usual to my question . " The mother's
eyes were anxiously fixed on her son during the conversation , for her instincts
told her ...
Side 26
She had heard remarks - and being her mother's , she could not question the
justice of them . Hence she had not once , since she had taken up her abode with
her grandmother , been invited to visit her cousins ; and there was no affectation
...
She had heard remarks - and being her mother's , she could not question the
justice of them . Hence she had not once , since she had taken up her abode with
her grandmother , been invited to visit her cousins ; and there was no affectation
...
Side 30
... and the conversation cersed . After a long pause , the child spoke again . “ Is
God good to you to - day , mother ? " “ Yes , Mattie . God is always good to us . ” “
But he's better some days than others , isn't he ? " To this question the tailor did ...
... and the conversation cersed . After a long pause , the child spoke again . “ Is
God good to you to - day , mother ? " “ Yes , Mattie . God is always good to us . ” “
But he's better some days than others , isn't he ? " To this question the tailor did ...
Side 44
... so that the first question was in what direction to go to find it . They kept moving
, however , Mary leaning a good deal on Tom's arm , and getting more and more
frightened as no path came in view . Even Tom began to be anxious about what ...
... so that the first question was in what direction to go to find it . They kept moving
, however , Mary leaning a good deal on Tom's arm , and getting more and more
frightened as no path came in view . Even Tom began to be anxious about what ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Guild Court: A London Story |
| Forfatter | George MacDonald |
| Utgiver | E. Dalton, 1908 |
| Original fra | University of California |
| Digitalisert | 18. sep 2017 |
| Lengde | 331 sider |
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