Temple Bar, 第 3 卷 |
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第 21 頁
... stagnate the most deeply , and will burst out to more wild devastation when
obstructed in its peaceful course ; but the weakly current is , upon the whole ,
more liable to obstruction , and will mantle and rot , at least , as dismally as its
betters .
... stagnate the most deeply , and will burst out to more wild devastation when
obstructed in its peaceful course ; but the weakly current is , upon the whole ,
more liable to obstruction , and will mantle and rot , at least , as dismally as its
betters .
第 33 頁
She did not insist upon Letitia ' s accompanying her in her daily pilgrimage , but
she looked sadder and graver than her wont when the other manifested a
disinclination to join her ; and so , with a good - humoured protest against the
whole ...
She did not insist upon Letitia ' s accompanying her in her daily pilgrimage , but
she looked sadder and graver than her wont when the other manifested a
disinclination to join her ; and so , with a good - humoured protest against the
whole ...
第 56 頁
The whole building would presently be deluged , and this even though the
atmosphere should be such that no one could live in it . A paper like this would
not be complete without some notice of Phillips ' s fire - annihilator , the operation
of ...
The whole building would presently be deluged , and this even though the
atmosphere should be such that no one could live in it . A paper like this would
not be complete without some notice of Phillips ' s fire - annihilator , the operation
of ...
第 60 頁
It was only for an instant that our eyes met ; but a shock like that of electricity
passed through my whole frame , and I positively staggered under its force .
Recovering myself , I saw that Clara had turned deadly pale ; her face was fixed
with a ...
It was only for an instant that our eyes met ; but a shock like that of electricity
passed through my whole frame , and I positively staggered under its force .
Recovering myself , I saw that Clara had turned deadly pale ; her face was fixed
with a ...
第 62 頁
... to pour out my whole heart to her . Then the thought of her betrothal to another
struck me , but I at once set it aside . Let me only see her ; let me only tell her how
deeply , how passionately I love her ; let me hear her refusal from her own lips ...
... to pour out my whole heart to her . Then the thought of her betrothal to another
struck me , but I at once set it aside . Let me only see her ; let me only tell her how
deeply , how passionately I love her ; let me hear her refusal from her own lips ...
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