Patricia Kemball. A NovelTauchnitz, 1875 - 310 pages |
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Page 10
... thing belonged to everybody alike ; and there was not a bolt shot nor a door locked in the whole village by night or by day - whether the house inmates were helpless through sleep , or absent at market , or " 10 PATRICIA KEMBALL .
... thing belonged to everybody alike ; and there was not a bolt shot nor a door locked in the whole village by night or by day - whether the house inmates were helpless through sleep , or absent at market , or " 10 PATRICIA KEMBALL .
Page 13
... door fowls . But they seldom stayed long . Barsands supplies , with the meat running short and no fish to be had because of the rough weather , vegetables unattainable , and the " clomb " bread turning out as hard as a stone and as ...
... door fowls . But they seldom stayed long . Barsands supplies , with the meat running short and no fish to be had because of the rough weather , vegetables unattainable , and the " clomb " bread turning out as hard as a stone and as ...
Page 35
... door . She had bathed her eyes and put up her hair afresh , and had even gone to the coquettish length of a bright bit of ribbon about her throat , and a bow of the same colour - dark sailor - blue -among the glossy brown of her ...
... door . She had bathed her eyes and put up her hair afresh , and had even gone to the coquettish length of a bright bit of ribbon about her throat , and a bow of the same colour - dark sailor - blue -among the glossy brown of her ...
Page 58
... door and strode down - stairs . And after this she heard no more . Thronging thoughts perplexed and possessed her , so that she could not sleep , weary as she was . It seemed to her as if all things had suddenly gone astray , and life ...
... door and strode down - stairs . And after this she heard no more . Thronging thoughts perplexed and possessed her , so that she could not sleep , weary as she was . It seemed to her as if all things had suddenly gone astray , and life ...
Page 59
... She went up to his room and knocked at the door . There was no answer . She knocked again ; still no answer . Again and again ; each time louder than bes fore , as the imperiousness of fear made itself felt MORS JANUA . 59 Mors Janua.
... She went up to his room and knocked at the door . There was no answer . She knocked again ; still no answer . Again and again ; each time louder than bes fore , as the imperiousness of fear made itself felt MORS JANUA . 59 Mors Janua.
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Abbey Holme answered asked Aunt Hamley Barsands beauty better brave called cold Colonel Lowe Cragfoot cried Patricia dear Dora Demeter dinner door Dora Drummond Dora's drawing-room everything eyes face father feel felt gave gentleman girl give glad gone Gordon grace hair Hamley's hand happy head heart Holdfast husband James Garth keep kind kissed knew lady companion Lame Duck laughed lisp little Mermaid live looked Lord Merrian Lowe's manner marriage married matter means Mermaid Milltown mind Miss Drummond Miss Fletcher Miss Pritchard nature never niece night Patricia Kemball perhaps person poor pretty round seemed servants side Simpson smile sorrow sorry soul speak spoke stood sure Sydney Lowe talk tell thing thought to-day took truth turned uncle voice walk wife wish woman women words young