Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Zväzok 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... Greta . The rest of the party gradually melted away , having exhausted the sub- ject , and Mrs Bellendean took the opportunity to follow . They did not seem tired of it , and she was abundantly satisfied to let them follow it as far as ...
... Greta . The rest of the party gradually melted away , having exhausted the sub- ject , and Mrs Bellendean took the opportunity to follow . They did not seem tired of it , and she was abundantly satisfied to let them follow it as far as ...
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... Greta's charm- ing ingenuous face lit up by the fervour of her plea for Joyce , and eager explanation of everything that could excuse and justify her , seemed to her maternal friend ir- resistible : and Norman seemed to feel the ...
... Greta's charm- ing ingenuous face lit up by the fervour of her plea for Joyce , and eager explanation of everything that could excuse and justify her , seemed to her maternal friend ir- resistible : and Norman seemed to feel the ...
Strana 161
... Greta's charm- ing ingenuous face lit up by the fervour of her plea for Joyce , and eager explanation of everything that could excuse and justify her , seemed to her maternal friend ir- resistible : and Norman seemed to feel the ...
... Greta's charm- ing ingenuous face lit up by the fervour of her plea for Joyce , and eager explanation of everything that could excuse and justify her , seemed to her maternal friend ir- resistible : and Norman seemed to feel the ...
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