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... eyes like sloes , not strictly speaking by the letter beautiful , but beautiful enough to be going on with , as ... eye- brows . " I had to find it for myself , " she answered . " He had mislaid it . In any case , he said he was not ...
... eyes like sloes , not strictly speaking by the letter beautiful , but beautiful enough to be going on with , as ... eye- brows . " I had to find it for myself , " she answered . " He had mislaid it . In any case , he said he was not ...
Side 7
... eyes , but she cunningly said not a word on the topic he had ex- pected her to make much of ; that was Margaret's most dis- concerting power to mortify- she always chose some differ- ent way from what he had expected . " That's a night ...
... eyes , but she cunningly said not a word on the topic he had ex- pected her to make much of ; that was Margaret's most dis- concerting power to mortify- she always chose some differ- ent way from what he had expected . " That's a night ...
Side 8
... eyes . The tip of her tongue played nerv- ously between her lips . " You should not have been here ! You should never have come here ! " she gasped in an under - breath . " I hate the very look of you ! If my father finds us here he'll ...
... eyes . The tip of her tongue played nerv- ously between her lips . " You should not have been here ! You should never have come here ! " she gasped in an under - breath . " I hate the very look of you ! If my father finds us here he'll ...
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... eyes , and hung on his most trivial utterance . Annabel Loudoun , in her Gir- van days , for a lass bred in a manse , was wonderfully ac- quainted with the worldly arts ; in twenty years of mar- ried life she had forgotten none of them ...
... eyes , and hung on his most trivial utterance . Annabel Loudoun , in her Gir- van days , for a lass bred in a manse , was wonderfully ac- quainted with the worldly arts ; in twenty years of mar- ried life she had forgotten none of them ...
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... eyes o ' hers in the proper shape to hint at a soul as deep as a loch behind them , and when she was gone says he to me , ' There's something fascinatin ' in that girl ; I feel I could never quite understand her ; wonderfu ' depth o ...
... eyes o ' hers in the proper shape to hint at a soul as deep as a loch behind them , and when she was gone says he to me , ' There's something fascinatin ' in that girl ; I feel I could never quite understand her ; wonderfu ' depth o ...
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