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Side 19
... whose turret may be seen for a great distance on the plain ; and a number of
these church towers , from being so conspicuous , form stations for telegraphs .
The traveller , therefore , as he passes along , may occasionally observe the
arms ...
... whose turret may be seen for a great distance on the plain ; and a number of
these church towers , from being so conspicuous , form stations for telegraphs .
The traveller , therefore , as he passes along , may occasionally observe the
arms ...
Side 23
His arms got daily stronger , and to the precious word ' sister ' he would by
degrees add the welcome ones ' dear girl , ' ' my help , my comfort , and the yet
more affecting request that she would ' take pity on him . ' ' Oh yes , yes ! ' she
would ...
His arms got daily stronger , and to the precious word ' sister ' he would by
degrees add the welcome ones ' dear girl , ' ' my help , my comfort , and the yet
more affecting request that she would ' take pity on him . ' ' Oh yes , yes ! ' she
would ...
Side 31
received him at length in her outstretched arms , mingling tears and caresses
with fresh thanksgivings for so blissful a consummation . Boulogne is pre -
eminent among the seaports of France for its fine stretch of sands , which are the
daily ...
received him at length in her outstretched arms , mingling tears and caresses
with fresh thanksgivings for so blissful a consummation . Boulogne is pre -
eminent among the seaports of France for its fine stretch of sands , which are the
daily ...
Side 12
Involuntarily he extended his arms to clasp her , but in an instant she faded from
his view — the flower and the girl losing themselves in one another . The walls of
his mansion grew dim ; the lights were gradually extinguished ; till , reason ...
Involuntarily he extended his arms to clasp her , but in an instant she faded from
his view — the flower and the girl losing themselves in one another . The walls of
his mansion grew dim ; the lights were gradually extinguished ; till , reason ...
Side 17
She stretched her arms towards him , but he was chained to the spot ; an unseen
obstacle interposed , and the dreamer awoke with a cry of agony . Strange , that
another cry echoed his own , and that in the voice of a woman ! Happy was he to
...
She stretched her arms towards him , but he was chained to the spot ; an unseen
obstacle interposed , and the dreamer awoke with a cry of agony . Strange , that
another cry echoed his own , and that in the voice of a woman ! Happy was he to
...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | Chambers's Miscellany of Instructive & Entertaining Tracts, Bind 1–2 Chambers's Miscellany of Instructive & Entertaining Tracts, William Chambers |
| Redaktører | William Chambers, Robert Chambers |
| Udgiver | Lippincott, 1869 |
| Oprindeligt fra | University of Illinois ved Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitaliseret | 12. aug 2016 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |