Blackwood's Magazine, Bind 194W. Blackwood, 1913 |
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... stood in the draughty passage , turning his cocked hat in his hands till the nap had a cow's - lick on it . Chagrin it was that kept the tutor fidgeting outside the door of the study , where at that hour he ought by rights to have a ...
... stood in the draughty passage , turning his cocked hat in his hands till the nap had a cow's - lick on it . Chagrin it was that kept the tutor fidgeting outside the door of the study , where at that hour he ought by rights to have a ...
Side 2
velvet chin of his with nervous fingers , he stood in the dark of the lobby swithering what he should do next . The house was full of the smell of celery ; Drimdorran had some curious Lowland whims , and dined at the hour of four from ...
velvet chin of his with nervous fingers , he stood in the dark of the lobby swithering what he should do next . The house was full of the smell of celery ; Drimdorran had some curious Lowland whims , and dined at the hour of four from ...
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... stood on the slopes that rose to the north above the river . Im- mediately about it lay its garden , sheltered from the east by clumps of wind - sown firs and a belt of holly round them . From the windows of the house its owner , at a ...
... stood on the slopes that rose to the north above the river . Im- mediately about it lay its garden , sheltered from the east by clumps of wind - sown firs and a belt of holly round them . From the windows of the house its owner , at a ...
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... stood back a pace , and , lifting up his head , peered at the tower , whose rounded form stretched high above him like a lighthouse . A just con- ception of its size had never been conveyed to him before ; it was the first time he had stood ...
... stood back a pace , and , lifting up his head , peered at the tower , whose rounded form stretched high above him like a lighthouse . A just con- ception of its size had never been conveyed to him before ; it was the first time he had stood ...
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... stood in the door- way was invisible , but they heard the breathing and it was a man's . He never said a word , but stood for half a minute on the threshold , once only uttering a sigh . It was , of all the strange experience , the most ...
... stood in the door- way was invisible , but they heard the breathing and it was a man's . He never said a word , but stood for half a minute on the threshold , once only uttering a sigh . It was , of all the strange experience , the most ...
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