KiplingOliver & Boyd, 1967 - 141 էջ |
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Արդյունքներ 16–ի 1-ից 3-ը:
Էջ 11
... told by his Indian servant : " When the fever came on our Sahib in our roofed house at Dupé , " he began , " the Hajji listened intently to his talk . He expected the names of women ; though I had already told him that Our virtue was ...
... told by his Indian servant : " When the fever came on our Sahib in our roofed house at Dupé , " he began , " the Hajji listened intently to his talk . He expected the names of women ; though I had already told him that Our virtue was ...
Էջ 49
... told me that she had asked him whether the book need now be published ; and he told her that it was more than ever necessary , in her interests as well as Castorley's . " She is going to be known as his widow - for a while , at any rate ...
... told me that she had asked him whether the book need now be published ; and he told her that it was more than ever necessary , in her interests as well as Castorley's . " She is going to be known as his widow - for a while , at any rate ...
Էջ 59
... told with a subtle delicacy which falters only once.44 Its strength lies in the skill with which many threads are interwoven , with sup- porting symbols and descriptions . There is the strong counterpointing with the village woman who ...
... told with a subtle delicacy which falters only once.44 Its strength lies in the skill with which many threads are interwoven , with sup- porting symbols and descriptions . There is the strong counterpointing with the village woman who ...
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