Guild Court: A London StoryGuild Court is the 1869 novel by the famous Scottish author, poet, and Christian minister, George MacDonald. The story follows two families through a series of interconnected tales and several twists of fortune. A quaint story with unforgettable characters that made George MacDonald the great author he was know as. |
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But his heart smote him - gently , it must be confessed - for having refused the
kindness of Mr . Boxall , and shown so much resentment in a matter wherein the
governor was quite right . Mr . Boxall was a man who had made his money
without ...
But his heart smote him - gently , it must be confessed - for having refused the
kindness of Mr . Boxall , and shown so much resentment in a matter wherein the
governor was quite right . Mr . Boxall was a man who had made his money
without ...
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And , afraid that he had shown the feeling which he did recognize , he hastened
to change the subject and speak of one which he had at heart . “ But , mother ,
dear , I wanted to speak to you about something . You mustn ' t mind my being
late ...
And , afraid that he had shown the feeling which he did recognize , he hastened
to change the subject and speak of one which he had at heart . “ But , mother ,
dear , I wanted to speak to you about something . You mustn ' t mind my being
late ...
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Take heart of grace , my girl ; you ' re good enough for him any day , though he
be a fine gentleman . He ' s no better gentleman than my son , anyhow , though
he ' s more of a buck . ” Lucy moved about a little uneasily ; turned to the high ...
Take heart of grace , my girl ; you ' re good enough for him any day , though he
be a fine gentleman . He ' s no better gentleman than my son , anyhow , though
he ' s more of a buck . ” Lucy moved about a little uneasily ; turned to the high ...
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It was quite characteristic of Tom that he instantly pulled his handkerchief from his
pocket , and began therewith to restore the brightness of the desecrated iron .
This went at once to the old lady ' s heart . She snatched the handkerchief out of ...
It was quite characteristic of Tom that he instantly pulled his handkerchief from his
pocket , and began therewith to restore the brightness of the desecrated iron .
This went at once to the old lady ' s heart . She snatched the handkerchief out of ...
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And poor Mary knew nothing of either , only meditated upon another blush , quite
like this as far as appearance went , but with a different heart to it . . Thomas did
not stop more than half - an - hour . When he left , instead of walking straight out ...
And poor Mary knew nothing of either , only meditated upon another blush , quite
like this as far as appearance went , but with a different heart to it . . Thomas did
not stop more than half - an - hour . When he left , instead of walking straight out ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Guild Court: A London Story Utgave 938 av Seaside library |
| Forfatter | George MacDonald |
| Utgiver | Sampson Low, 1881 |
| Original fra | Oxford University |
| Digitalisert | 26. jul 2006 |
| Lengde | 72 sider |
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