A doctor in corduroy, by Max Baring1905 |
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... told , disclosing genial sympathy , a keen sense of humour , and a capacity for effective dialogue . " Lloyd's Weekly News .— “ Mr . Max Baring is a versatile and clever writer , and he has given us here a most readable and pleasant ...
... told , disclosing genial sympathy , a keen sense of humour , and a capacity for effective dialogue . " Lloyd's Weekly News .— “ Mr . Max Baring is a versatile and clever writer , and he has given us here a most readable and pleasant ...
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... told you are a drunkard . "、 Really ! " said John , looking at his late bed in the ditch with an amused expression on his face . " Shows great knowledge on someone's part . I should never have b'lieved it myself . " " Drunkenness is ...
... told you are a drunkard . "、 Really ! " said John , looking at his late bed in the ditch with an amused expression on his face . " Shows great knowledge on someone's part . I should never have b'lieved it myself . " " Drunkenness is ...
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... told me that directly he took me up I ceased to cry , and presently made a little noise of pleasure , which sounded to him like cooing . Before John reached the cottage , I was fast asleep in his arms . As he entered his little dwelling ...
... told me that directly he took me up I ceased to cry , and presently made a little noise of pleasure , which sounded to him like cooing . Before John reached the cottage , I was fast asleep in his arms . As he entered his little dwelling ...
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... told , if I was naughty , this figure would come out of the frame and take me away , and that I should be burnt for ever and ever . I remember one occasion connected with this picture . What I had done to incur Sarah's dis- pleasure I ...
... told , if I was naughty , this figure would come out of the frame and take me away , and that I should be burnt for ever and ever . I remember one occasion connected with this picture . What I had done to incur Sarah's dis- pleasure I ...
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... told him between my sobs that I was frightened - too frightened to sleep . " Frightened ! " exclaimed John , with surprise . " Frightened of what ? " " Of that , " I said , and pointed to the picture on the wall . John held the candle ...
... told him between my sobs that I was frightened - too frightened to sleep . " Frightened ! " exclaimed John , with surprise . " Frightened of what ? " " Of that , " I said , and pointed to the picture on the wall . John held the candle ...
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Términos y frases comunes
ain't allus answered Doctor John answered Ernest answered John answered Maggie asked Bloggs Burstone called carriage cheque child church clerical clothes corduroy cottage dear door drink Ernest Venner exclaimed eyes face father feel felt Foundry girl give hand Hautant hear heard horse Jael James Grainger John quietly John's Kate Venner knew lady lady's companion Lamthorne landlord last holiday letter Lilian little mate looked Luke Shepherd Madam Maggie Sturge Maggie's Mansion marry mean Miss Sturge morning mother Nettleby never night Norencester observed once parson perhaps Phil poor preach Red Lion remark remember replied returned Reuben road round Rushmere Sarah seemed sermon sister smile speak Starkham stranger Strenbury Sunday sure talk tell thing Thomas Grainger thought told took village wait walked wife wish woman words young Zion Chapel
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Página 278 - Come, let us join our cheerful songs With angels round the throne; Ten thousand thousand are their tongues, But all their joys are one. 2 "Worthy the Lamb that died," they cry, "To be exalted thus.
Página 43 - A bastard shall not enter into the congregation of the LORD; even to his tenth generation shall he not enter into the congregation of the LORD.
Página 314 - Heaven doth with us as we with torches do, Not light them for themselves ; for if our virtues Did not go forth of us, 'twere all alike As if we had them not.
Página 54 - The cloak that I left at Troas with Carpus, when thou comest, bring with thee, and the books, but especially the parchments.
Página 34 - ... She brusquely dismissed from her mind the thought that his delay was in some measure intentional, that he entertained the objectionable notion that some sort of tact was required of him here ; Bob would not humiliate her by being so absurd. A silence followed. She picked up another glass, wiped it, and held it up to the light to see if it was clean. She thus avoided looking at Mr. Eccles, but she had the knowledge that Mr. Eccles was looking at her. She had the knowledge as someone sightless...
Página 54 - And his brother Asaph, who stood on his right hand, even Asaph the son of Berachiah, the son of Shimea, 40 The son of Michael, the son of Baaseiah, the son of Malchiah, 41 The son of Ethni...
Página 147 - ... from the time you get up in the morning, till the time you go to bed at night.
Página 312 - I would like you to hear what I have to say and to consider it seriously in making your decision.
Página 271 - after all I have done for you — all the money I have spent on you ? " " No,