Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 156William Blackwood, 1894 - England |
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Page 190
... Susie has been a mother to these bairns ; and what he will do with the little ones turned out of the house , and Susie turned out of his house- - " " " You are so prejudiced ! The little girls will be far better at school and Susie is ...
... Susie has been a mother to these bairns ; and what he will do with the little ones turned out of the house , and Susie turned out of his house- - " " " You are so prejudiced ! The little girls will be far better at school and Susie is ...
Page 191
... Susie does not marry , what prospect has she ? Those who really love her should take all these things into account . " Mrs Ainslie spoke these sensible words with many little gestures and airs , which exasperated the older woman perhaps ...
... Susie does not marry , what prospect has she ? Those who really love her should take all these things into account . " Mrs Ainslie spoke these sensible words with many little gestures and airs , which exasperated the older woman perhaps ...
Page 197
... Susie : yes , that was her name . And Susie I suppose she is married long ago ? " " They are meaning , " said Mrs Ogilvy , with an intonation of scorn , " to marry her now . " " What does that mean to marry her now ? Do you mean she has ...
... Susie : yes , that was her name . And Susie I suppose she is married long ago ? " " They are meaning , " said Mrs Ogilvy , with an intonation of scorn , " to marry her now . " " What does that mean to marry her now ? Do you mean she has ...
Page 198
... Susie Logan , in her light summer dress , a soft transparent shadow on her face from the large brim of her hat ... Susie's face , who as yet saw nobody but this strange sleeper in possession of the room . The wonder in it changed ...
... Susie Logan , in her light summer dress , a soft transparent shadow on her face from the large brim of her hat ... Susie's face , who as yet saw nobody but this strange sleeper in possession of the room . The wonder in it changed ...
Page 199
... Susie was conscious of none of these things . " The day after this was one of the days on which Robert chose to go to Edinburgh , which were days his mother dreaded , though no harm that she could specify came of them . He had not seen ...
... Susie was conscious of none of these things . " The day after this was one of the days on which Robert chose to go to Edinburgh , which were days his mother dreaded , though no harm that she could specify came of them . He had not seen ...
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