Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzok 217William Blackwood, 1925 |
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... hand behind a distant line of sea and coast headland . Far to his left a host of mountains were assembled , their ... hands . The air was still and expectant with a tang of brine . Every now and then a slight breeze would stir , bringing ...
... hand behind a distant line of sea and coast headland . Far to his left a host of mountains were assembled , their ... hands . The air was still and expectant with a tang of brine . Every now and then a slight breeze would stir , bringing ...
Strana 14
... hand . She seemed to be relenting . I pressed her to me , and whispered in her ear . She did not say any- thing . I could not see her face , but I felt tears upon her cheeks . I suppose the old woman thought it was all had out between ...
... hand . She seemed to be relenting . I pressed her to me , and whispered in her ear . She did not say any- thing . I could not see her face , but I felt tears upon her cheeks . I suppose the old woman thought it was all had out between ...
Strana 27
... hands while it wasn't in her nature to- the blood ran through ran through his and she thought to tell me fingers ... hand . She thought nothing of it then , and she laid it down on the dresser and took an old tablecloth out with her ...
... hands while it wasn't in her nature to- the blood ran through ran through his and she thought to tell me fingers ... hand . She thought nothing of it then , and she laid it down on the dresser and took an old tablecloth out with her ...
Strana 34
... hand , which was itching to slay , drove the spear with all her might straight into the mur- derer's heart . This was imme- diately followed by a slash from her husband's long sword ; and then by spear - thrusts and sword - cuts from ...
... hand , which was itching to slay , drove the spear with all her might straight into the mur- derer's heart . This was imme- diately followed by a slash from her husband's long sword ; and then by spear - thrusts and sword - cuts from ...
Strana 35
... hands , and peering at me through his iron - rimmed spectacles . 66 ' Moti Lal , this refers to A.G. - 1 / 5604 of ... hand of Moti Lal avert disaster from my inexperienced head , so that I grew to have a con- siderable regard for him ...
... hands , and peering at me through his iron - rimmed spectacles . 66 ' Moti Lal , this refers to A.G. - 1 / 5604 of ... hand of Moti Lal avert disaster from my inexperienced head , so that I grew to have a con- siderable regard for him ...
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