Guild Court: A London StoryE. Dalton, 1908 - 331 sider |
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Side 20
... asked Lucy , with some gentle anxiety , and a tremor upon his name , as if she had not yet got quite used to saying it without a Mr. before it . " Oh no , thank you . I don't mind a little wet . Hark how the wind blows in the old ...
... asked Lucy , with some gentle anxiety , and a tremor upon his name , as if she had not yet got quite used to saying it without a Mr. before it . " Oh no , thank you . I don't mind a little wet . Hark how the wind blows in the old ...
Side 21
... to go there when I wanted to come here . " " Is my cousin Mary very pretty ? " asked Lucy , with a meaning in her tone which Thomas easily enough understood . He could not help blushing , for he remembered , GUILD COURT . 21.
... to go there when I wanted to come here . " " Is my cousin Mary very pretty ? " asked Lucy , with a meaning in her tone which Thomas easily enough understood . He could not help blushing , for he remembered , GUILD COURT . 21.
Side 26
... asked Thomas Wor- boise about Mary Boxall's beauty . But , indeed , had she given her uncle no such offence , I have every reason to believe that her society would not have been much courted by his family . When the good among rich ...
... asked Thomas Wor- boise about Mary Boxall's beauty . But , indeed , had she given her uncle no such offence , I have every reason to believe that her society would not have been much courted by his family . When the good among rich ...
Side 27
... asked . “ Well ” —she almost always began her sentences with a Well- " I call it morning before the sun is up . " " But how do you know when the sun is up ? London is so foggy , you know , Mattie . " " Is it ? I didn't know . Are there ...
... asked . “ Well ” —she almost always began her sentences with a Well- " I call it morning before the sun is up . " " But how do you know when the sun is up ? London is so foggy , you know , Mattie . " " Is it ? I didn't know . Are there ...
Side 28
... asked next . " Do you mean my father or my mother ? " " I mean your father , of course , when I say " Yes , but I have a mother , too . " so . " Lucy let her have her way , for she did not quite understand her . Only she knew that the ...
... asked next . " Do you mean my father or my mother ? " " I mean your father , of course , when I say " Yes , but I have a mother , too . " so . " Lucy let her have her way , for she did not quite understand her . Only she knew that the ...
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