Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... Halliday had taken her seat at the table , and she went and seated herself by the wall at as great a distance from the group as In the pause of this conflict the limits of space would permit . Andrew Halliday's voice came in , The old ...
... Halliday had taken her seat at the table , and she went and seated herself by the wall at as great a distance from the group as In the pause of this conflict the limits of space would permit . Andrew Halliday's voice came in , The old ...
Էջ 159
... Andrew Halliday . If it's ended for us , it's mair than ended for you . Do you think a grand sodger - officer , that was the Cap- tain's commander , and high , high up , nigh to the Queen herself , -do you think a man like that will ...
... Andrew Halliday . If it's ended for us , it's mair than ended for you . Do you think a grand sodger - officer , that was the Cap- tain's commander , and high , high up , nigh to the Queen herself , -do you think a man like that will ...
Էջ 170
... Andrew Halliday's love as little of it as possible because he had forced it upon her , because his talk and ac- quaintance with books had dazzled her , because she had found a cer- tain protection in him from other rustic suitors . She ...
... Andrew Halliday's love as little of it as possible because he had forced it upon her , because his talk and ac- quaintance with books had dazzled her , because she had found a cer- tain protection in him from other rustic suitors . She ...
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