Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... stood like a figure turned to stone . She felt the world whirling round her as if she were coming down , down , some wonder- ful fall , too giddy and sickening to estimate . The colour and the eagerness went out of her face . She took ...
... stood like a figure turned to stone . She felt the world whirling round her as if she were coming down , down , some wonder- ful fall , too giddy and sickening to estimate . The colour and the eagerness went out of her face . She took ...
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... stood out before her not the new name which was associ- ated with such bitterness , but the old familiar name at which she had shuddered as a child , and which later on With a move- ment in which there was a little impatience , she ...
... stood out before her not the new name which was associ- ated with such bitterness , but the old familiar name at which she had shuddered as a child , and which later on With a move- ment in which there was a little impatience , she ...
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... stood . She herself at his words was conscious of an abatement of fear -of some influence of calm steal- ing over her , which even served to deprive him of the terror he had possessed for her . There was reliance still to be placed on ...
... stood . She herself at his words was conscious of an abatement of fear -of some influence of calm steal- ing over her , which even served to deprive him of the terror he had possessed for her . There was reliance still to be placed on ...
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