Light and shade; or, The manor house of Hardinge, 第 2 卷 |
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... spoke to my father about them again , I somehow began to love the lady more and more , and I remember , when I used to be kneeling at my father's feet , reciting my childish prayers , how thoughts of the mother of my little Jesus ...
... spoke to my father about them again , I somehow began to love the lady more and more , and I remember , when I used to be kneeling at my father's feet , reciting my childish prayers , how thoughts of the mother of my little Jesus ...
第 35 頁
... spoke to me , I remember , directly about my religion , but he said much to me about being a good child , and loving God very dearly , and then , he said , God would bless me with his holy light in His own due time . I used now and then ...
... spoke to me , I remember , directly about my religion , but he said much to me about being a good child , and loving God very dearly , and then , he said , God would bless me with his holy light in His own due time . I used now and then ...
第 40 頁
... spoke to heart with a clearness and an intensity of feeling which I am quite certain no form of words could ever have expressed . It is many a year since those large sad eyes were closed in death ; but , even as I write , I seem to feel ...
... spoke to heart with a clearness and an intensity of feeling which I am quite certain no form of words could ever have expressed . It is many a year since those large sad eyes were closed in death ; but , even as I write , I seem to feel ...
第 42 頁
... spoke to me hopefully of the time to come , when he would sit , an old man , at his darling's fireside - a time , alas , which never came to him or me . There was another drawback to my happiness , too , and it was this : -Up to this ...
... spoke to me hopefully of the time to come , when he would sit , an old man , at his darling's fireside - a time , alas , which never came to him or me . There was another drawback to my happiness , too , and it was this : -Up to this ...
第 45 頁
... spoke to me in a low and trembling voice , and with such a strange and sadly mournful tone as I had never heard him use before . 66 Arthur , my own darling boy , " I heard him whisper rather than speak , " come , and put your arm about ...
... spoke to me in a low and trembling voice , and with such a strange and sadly mournful tone as I had never heard him use before . 66 Arthur , my own darling boy , " I heard him whisper rather than speak , " come , and put your arm about ...
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affection answered arms Arthur Arthur Howard asked begged believe better breast broken Catholic Charley Morley Charley's child Colonel Morley comfort counting-house course cried darling David Wilkins dear doctor door Downham earnest endeavoured eyes face false friends father fearful feel feet felt ferula forgive gentle glad God's hair hand happy happy days head hear heard heart hugly humble hurried kissed knees knew laid Langley leave listened look Manor House Mary Mary Crosby mind Morley House mother never night once pain pale pardon passed peace poor pray racter remember rest round sake scarcely Searchall's seemed side Smith sobs soon sorrow soul speak spoke stood strange strange sensation surely tears tell tender thank thing thought told took trust truth turned uncertain path uncle voice weary whilst whispered Wilkins words
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