Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 316William Blackwood, 1974 |
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Pagina 266
... knew at this point that if there was anything about which my mother was not sure any longer , it was this bird's happiness , and the measure of our cruelty and guilt in keeping him . My uncle was still shaking his head . " Look , Emily ...
... knew at this point that if there was anything about which my mother was not sure any longer , it was this bird's happiness , and the measure of our cruelty and guilt in keeping him . My uncle was still shaking his head . " Look , Emily ...
Pagina 269
... knew - although I could not have explained what I knew— that she had long needed this aberrant moment to break the inhibition that had bound her . She spoke impetuously , yet softly , almost in a whisper . " Your uncle was a prisoner of ...
... knew - although I could not have explained what I knew— that she had long needed this aberrant moment to break the inhibition that had bound her . She spoke impetuously , yet softly , almost in a whisper . " Your uncle was a prisoner of ...
Pagina 270
... knew then that the strange leaven of my uncle's hopelessness was still working as strongly as ever ; and meeting her eyes I thought I caught some mute appeal that I should deliver her . She looked down again quickly . Her thin face made ...
... knew then that the strange leaven of my uncle's hopelessness was still working as strongly as ever ; and meeting her eyes I thought I caught some mute appeal that I should deliver her . She looked down again quickly . Her thin face made ...
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NOSTALGIA ON WHEELS BY R HUDSON SMITH 113 | 47 |
PRIMA DONNA IN A PLAIN SUIT BY LESLIE GARDINER 154 | 59 |
QUEST FOR A MIRACLE BY VIRGINIA STUART 418 | 142 |
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