A South-sea SirenAuckland University Press, 1970 - 325 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果，共 17 筆
第 121 頁
... Maggie Grant , the daughter of a neighbouring settler , who lived on the downs about a mile away . She brought milk every morning from the farm , and a supply of butter on Saturdays . Maggie was a rather buxom lass of eighteen , not ...
... Maggie Grant , the daughter of a neighbouring settler , who lived on the downs about a mile away . She brought milk every morning from the farm , and a supply of butter on Saturdays . Maggie was a rather buxom lass of eighteen , not ...
第 144 頁
... Maggie , the milkmaid ; but Maggie , ruffled , irate , with quivering lip and tearful eye ; very different from the smirking , rosy - cheeked , little girl that generally curtsied to him . ' What's the meaning of this ? ' he inquired ...
... Maggie , the milkmaid ; but Maggie , ruffled , irate , with quivering lip and tearful eye ; very different from the smirking , rosy - cheeked , little girl that generally curtsied to him . ' What's the meaning of this ? ' he inquired ...
第 146 頁
... Maggie . Raleigh sympathised , and was about to ask where the pot - stick had been applied , when it struck him that the question might be indiscreet . ' Never mind , Maggie ' - patting her cheek — it won't occur again . Now , tell me ...
... Maggie . Raleigh sympathised , and was about to ask where the pot - stick had been applied , when it struck him that the question might be indiscreet . ' Never mind , Maggie ' - patting her cheek — it won't occur again . Now , tell me ...
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