The wife's trials and triumphs, by the author of Grace Hamilton's school-days, 第 395 卷 |
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... Penmaenmawr by 4.32 . It'll be fair dark before we get to - to - I can't say the name , it's so hard . " " To Bryndyffryn . Yes ! I am afraid we shall be very late . Now we are going on again . I am sorry we have lost sight of the sea ...
... Penmaenmawr by 4.32 . It'll be fair dark before we get to - to - I can't say the name , it's so hard . " " To Bryndyffryn . Yes ! I am afraid we shall be very late . Now we are going on again . I am sorry we have lost sight of the sea ...
第176页
... Penmaenmawr station Lilian and her at- tendant alighted . There was a woeful confusion in and about the luggage - van , and Mrs. Hope's trunks and packages seemed not to be forthcoming . The station- master grew impatient , and the ...
... Penmaenmawr station Lilian and her at- tendant alighted . There was a woeful confusion in and about the luggage - van , and Mrs. Hope's trunks and packages seemed not to be forthcoming . The station- master grew impatient , and the ...
第193页
... Penmaenmawr himself were as com- pletely blotted out as though some wicked genie had spirited them away during the night . Lilian felt as if she , Bridget , and the stout Welsh lass were left alone in an uninhabited land . Just ere ...
... Penmaenmawr himself were as com- pletely blotted out as though some wicked genie had spirited them away during the night . Lilian felt as if she , Bridget , and the stout Welsh lass were left alone in an uninhabited land . Just ere ...
第195页
... Penmaenmawr station tells me it may be Christmas before we see the mountains again ; and , as for roads , they are certainly contrived for the sole and express purpose of making beasts stumble and men swear ! " Lilian looked up ...
... Penmaenmawr station tells me it may be Christmas before we see the mountains again ; and , as for roads , they are certainly contrived for the sole and express purpose of making beasts stumble and men swear ! " Lilian looked up ...
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... Penmaenmawr . The greens ! which Jenny thought the most admirable accompaniment to boiled fowl - grew they ever in British garden , or were they marine productions of the dingiest green - brown imaginable ? Again the bell rang ; and ...
... Penmaenmawr . The greens ! which Jenny thought the most admirable accompaniment to boiled fowl - grew they ever in British garden , or were they marine productions of the dingiest green - brown imaginable ? Again the bell rang ; and ...
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Alice Alice's asked baby Basil Hope beautiful began Bethesda better blessed Bridget bright Brookes Bryndyffryn calm CHAPTER child Chirk comfort dark dear dinner Eleanor Elizabeth eyes face faded father fear felt flowers gazed getic glorious gone grave Grey hand happy Harriet heart Hopelands hour husband Jane Eyre Kirby-Brough knew lady leave light Lilian looked Lily Llandudno Llyn Idwal lonely Lord Low Church marriage Miss Williams mistress morning mother never night Norway nurse Olivia once pain pale passed peace Penmaenmawr Poor Lilian Puseyite quiet replied Lilian rest returned Rhyl rose seemed silence sisters Skye terrier sleep sorrow soul spirit stood sweet tears tell Theresa things Thou thought told tone town Tractarianism uncon voice walked weary Welsh wife wife's wild wish words young
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