Recollections of a Literary Life: Or, Books, Places, and People, Volume 2R. Bentley, 1852 |
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... seemed starting through her skin , and whose black hair contrasted even fearfully with the wan com- plexion from which every tinge of healthful colour had long flown ! For some time these interesting persons regularly attended our ...
... seemed starting through her skin , and whose black hair contrasted even fearfully with the wan com- plexion from which every tinge of healthful colour had long flown ! For some time these interesting persons regularly attended our ...
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... seemed so at home in his Terpsichorean vocation , that one could hardly fancy him fit for any other . ( Were not les Marquis of the old French comedy very much like dancing - masters ? I am sure Molière thought so . ) At the same time ...
... seemed so at home in his Terpsichorean vocation , that one could hardly fancy him fit for any other . ( Were not les Marquis of the old French comedy very much like dancing - masters ? I am sure Molière thought so . ) At the same time ...
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... seemed likely to run away , especially when the stranger's first words conveyed an injunction to the lady of the house , " to take care that no grinning Frenchman had the ordering of his Betsy's feet . If she must learn to dance , let ...
... seemed likely to run away , especially when the stranger's first words conveyed an injunction to the lady of the house , " to take care that no grinning Frenchman had the ordering of his Betsy's feet . If she must learn to dance , let ...
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... seemed to have attached herself to Mdlle . Rose , attracted probably by the sweetness of her countenance , her sadness , and her silence . Her speech could not have attracted Betsy , for in common with many of her exiled country- folk ...
... seemed to have attached herself to Mdlle . Rose , attracted probably by the sweetness of her countenance , her sadness , and her silence . Her speech could not have attracted Betsy , for in common with many of her exiled country- folk ...
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... seemed the immoveable log he stood for ; a countenance of wood could not be more fixed than his when the blockhead of a character required it . His face was full and long ; from his crown to the end of his nose , was the shorter half of ...
... seemed the immoveable log he stood for ; a countenance of wood could not be more fixed than his when the blockhead of a character required it . His face was full and long ; from his crown to the end of his nose , was the shorter half of ...
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