 | 1865 - 790 sider
...not winced at the name, though he did glance up at her in spite of himself with a little gleam from his eyes when she mentioned Barbara Lake. Perhaps...clergymen," said Mr Cavendish, " especially not when you think them nice. If I could really flatter myself that you had missed me " "We all did," said Lucilla;... | |
 | 1865 - 804 sider
...not winced at the name, though he did glance up at her in spite of himself with a little gleam from his eyes when she mentioned Barbara Lake. Perhaps...clergymen," said Mr Cavendish, " especially not when you think them nice. If I could really flatter myself that you had missed me " "We all did," said Lucilla;... | |
 | 1865 - 794 sider
...not winced at the name, though he did glance up at her in spite of himself** with a little gleam from his eyes when she mentioned Barbara Lake. Perhaps...clergymen," said Mr. Cavendish, "especially not when you think them nice. If I could really flatter myself that you had missed me " "We all did," said Lncilla;... | |
 | 1865 - 818 sider
...in spite of himself with a little gleam from his eyes when she mentioned Barbara Lake. Perhaps tins was because he knew nothing about the Archdeacon,...reasonable question. This time, however, it certainly was coining. " I don't like nice clergymen," said Mr. Cavendish, "especially not when you think them nice.... | |
 | Mrs. Oliphant (Margaret) - 1867 - 192 sider
...not winced at the name, though he did glance up at her in spite of himself with a little gleam from his eyes when she mentioned Barbara Lake. Perhaps...clergymen," said Mr. Cavendish, " especially not when you think them nica If I could really flatter myself that you had missed me " " We all did," said Lucilla... | |
 | 1865 - 696 sider
...the benefit of the uncertainty, for she began to get a little impatient, and to wonder, if the шап had come to propose, as appearances suggested, why...did not do it and get done with it, which was a very resonable question. This time, however,, it certainly was coming. " I don't like nice clergymen," said... | |
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Archdeacon," said Mr Cavendish, and Miss Marjoribanks felt that he had not winced at the name, though he did glance up at her in spite of himself with a little gleam from his eyes when she mentioned Barbara Lake. Perhaps this was because he knew nothing... 