Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, 第 178 卷W. Blackwood & Sons, 1905 |
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... father when only twelve years old , cannot , as a general rule , be expected to remember much about him . Yet , although the feelings which mine instilled into me as a boy had long been dulled in that dreary struggle of every- A day ...
... father when only twelve years old , cannot , as a general rule , be expected to remember much about him . Yet , although the feelings which mine instilled into me as a boy had long been dulled in that dreary struggle of every- A day ...
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... father's life , so far as I knew them . It was true that he had never mentioned Brontoski's name to me ; but then ... father and the Severin D— known to Brontoski were one and the same . " A very old man . " Surely . My father was twenty ...
... father's life , so far as I knew them . It was true that he had never mentioned Brontoski's name to me ; but then ... father and the Severin D— known to Brontoski were one and the same . " A very old man . " Surely . My father was twenty ...
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... father's old friend , although my powers of language and description may perhaps fail to convey my im- pression to the reader . He was lying on his bed , breath- ing heavily , and propped up with several pillows and cushions . As I have ...
... father's old friend , although my powers of language and description may perhaps fail to convey my im- pression to the reader . He was lying on his bed , breath- ing heavily , and propped up with several pillows and cushions . As I have ...
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... father's friend , -our acquaintance had been so short that as yet I could hardly call him mine , -I had striking con- firmation of his having long ago ceased to be interested in news of any sort . Indeed , for the last ten or fifteen ...
... father's friend , -our acquaintance had been so short that as yet I could hardly call him mine , -I had striking con- firmation of his having long ago ceased to be interested in news of any sort . Indeed , for the last ten or fifteen ...
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... Father Venceslaus still living ? Then let him come . He was himself in the Siberian mines for ten years ; he will understand . " The old woman hobbled to- wards the door in great and breathless haste , without say- ing a word , and ...
... Father Venceslaus still living ? Then let him come . He was himself in the Siberian mines for ten years ; he will understand . " The old woman hobbled to- wards the door in great and breathless haste , without say- ing a word , and ...
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