Elsie at Ion, Том 19Dodd, Mead, 1893 - Всего страниц: 291 Violet and Lulu were still alone upon the veranda where the captain had left them while he drove into the village on that first evening after their home-coming from beautiful Viamede. They had now taken possession of two easy-chairs standing close together, and were enjoying the quiet and an extended view of the well-kept grounds and the green fields and wooded hills that lay beyond. For some moments neither had spoken; then Violet broke the silence. "Lulu, I have been thinking of that poor Mrs. McAlpine and her daughter whom you met when your father took you and Max out to the far West. Tell me something about them if you feel inclined." "Yes, Mamma Vi; they were refined, lovable people and I like to think and talk of them; except that it makes me sad to think what a hard, trying life they led and are yet leading, I suppose." |
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... side by side , convers- ing together in rather subdued tones . " Here I am , papa , " Lulu said , approaching them . " That is right , " he responded and drew her to a seat upon his knee . " You saw that your guest had every want ...
... side by side , convers- ing together in rather subdued tones . " Here I am , papa , " Lulu said , approaching them . " That is right , " he responded and drew her to a seat upon his knee . " You saw that your guest had every want ...
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... side . " No , indeed , sir , " she returned with an earnestness that made him smile ; " and please do not think it will do at any time ; unless you are sick or have some company you cannot leave to give me even a minute . Ah , how ...
... side . " No , indeed , sir , " she returned with an earnestness that made him smile ; " and please do not think it will do at any time ; unless you are sick or have some company you cannot leave to give me even a minute . Ah , how ...
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... side , was a silent though interested listener , until Captain Raymond , turning to her , asked in his pleasant tones how she liked Ion . " O sir ! " she exclaimed with enthusiasm , " it is lovely ! lovely ! but not any more beauti- ful ...
... side , was a silent though interested listener , until Captain Raymond , turning to her , asked in his pleasant tones how she liked Ion . " O sir ! " she exclaimed with enthusiasm , " it is lovely ! lovely ! but not any more beauti- ful ...
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... side to side and overhead . Walter's face was full of suppressed delight , but he dodged suddenly , putting up his hand to drive away a bee that seemed to be circling about his head , buzzing now at one ear , now at the other ; then ...
... side to side and overhead . Walter's face was full of suppressed delight , but he dodged suddenly , putting up his hand to drive away a bee that seemed to be circling about his head , buzzing now at one ear , now at the other ; then ...
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... side .. The barking suddenly ceased , nor was the rough voice heard again , and Walter , running to the corner whence the sounds had proceeded , announced with a merry laugh that neither man nor dog was in sight . " The chicken and the ...
... side .. The barking suddenly ceased , nor was the rough voice heard again , and Walter , running to the corner whence the sounds had proceeded , announced with a merry laugh that neither man nor dog was in sight . " The chicken and the ...
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