Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 149William Blackwood, 1891 - England |
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Page 62
... present book , Eleanore Wadding- distractingly ton , one of those beautiful women whom we know so intimately - alas ! only on paper with delicately chiselled white marble features , red gold hair , in- scrutable sea - green eyes , and ...
... present book , Eleanore Wadding- distractingly ton , one of those beautiful women whom we know so intimately - alas ! only on paper with delicately chiselled white marble features , red gold hair , in- scrutable sea - green eyes , and ...
Page 63
... present at one of the performances , and in the person of the celebrated horse - tamer , Mr Black , Eleanore , to her unspeakable terror and stupefaction , recognises her former husband , Waddington ; for , as every intelligent reader ...
... present at one of the performances , and in the person of the celebrated horse - tamer , Mr Black , Eleanore , to her unspeakable terror and stupefaction , recognises her former husband , Waddington ; for , as every intelligent reader ...
Page 70
... present at the Passion Play , she is seen and re- cognised by her forsaken husband . It is the scene where Christ , bowed down beneath the weight of His cross , falls swooning . But his faint is no simulated one this time ; and while ...
... present at the Passion Play , she is seen and re- cognised by her forsaken husband . It is the scene where Christ , bowed down beneath the weight of His cross , falls swooning . But his faint is no simulated one this time ; and while ...
Page 82
... present post were not to his liking , there might be found other more con- genial employments . The position of military attaché at Paris would soon be vacant , and perhaps it was not impossible , & c . , & c . But persuasion and hints ...
... present post were not to his liking , there might be found other more con- genial employments . The position of military attaché at Paris would soon be vacant , and perhaps it was not impossible , & c . , & c . But persuasion and hints ...
Page 90
... Present . A qualification follows , founded on pre - existing prejudice in his mind . The harmony was only so far as the thoughts of a gaudy coxcomb in satin waist- coats could have any affinity with those of the stern ascetic who , in ...
... Present . A qualification follows , founded on pre - existing prejudice in his mind . The harmony was only so far as the thoughts of a gaudy coxcomb in satin waist- coats could have any affinity with those of the stern ascetic who , in ...
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