Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 83William Blackwood, 1858 - England |
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Page 37
... called at her house several times since the fatal day on which he had met there Colonel Morley , but Mrs Haughton was never at home . And as when the answer was given to him by the footman , he had more than once , on crossing the ...
... called at her house several times since the fatal day on which he had met there Colonel Morley , but Mrs Haughton was never at home . And as when the answer was given to him by the footman , he had more than once , on crossing the ...
Page 38
... called , and left Epistle the First with his own kid - gloved hand , in- quiring first if Mrs Haughton were at home , and , responded to in the negative , this time , he asked for her son . " Her son was gone abroad with Colonel Morley ...
... called , and left Epistle the First with his own kid - gloved hand , in- quiring first if Mrs Haughton were at home , and , responded to in the negative , this time , he asked for her son . " Her son was gone abroad with Colonel Morley ...
Page 42
... called- had been a wanderer in many lands , had shared ( it was said ) in some strange exploits on the Spanish Main ; had worked in the mines of Brazil , and acted many another phase of wild and adventurous life . He was now come to his ...
... called- had been a wanderer in many lands , had shared ( it was said ) in some strange exploits on the Spanish Main ; had worked in the mines of Brazil , and acted many another phase of wild and adventurous life . He was now come to his ...
Page 44
... called the Rocky Valley , and was a short distance only from the town of Boscastle . Here lived old Hugh Rosevear the miller . He and his mill were both at rest now , keeping holiday . He was the very picture of holiday rest as he sat ...
... called the Rocky Valley , and was a short distance only from the town of Boscastle . Here lived old Hugh Rosevear the miller . He and his mill were both at rest now , keeping holiday . He was the very picture of holiday rest as he sat ...
Page 45
... called up , he would have dismissed any misgivings he might have of Grace's hankering for the rover , and have seen that her defence of him was a little wilfulness and caprice . " I wonder , father , you favour Phil's gallivantings to ...
... called up , he would have dismissed any misgivings he might have of Grace's hankering for the rover , and have seen that her defence of him was a little wilfulness and caprice . " I wonder , father , you favour Phil's gallivantings to ...
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