Recommended to Mercy, المجلد 1 |
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الصفحة 2
He is in the full possession of his faculties , and his memory is unimpaired ; yet
his mind refuses to dwell upon the certainty that his soul is about to be required of
him , and that on the morrow he will be that dread thing which men call a corpse .
He is in the full possession of his faculties , and his memory is unimpaired ; yet
his mind refuses to dwell upon the certainty that his soul is about to be required of
him , and that on the morrow he will be that dread thing which men call a corpse .
الصفحة 3
All things that were wont to occupy the leisure moments of his prosperous and
somewhat aimless existence come crowding upon him now , and working dire
confusion in his brain . What to him will be the morrow ? He will be in another
world ...
All things that were wont to occupy the leisure moments of his prosperous and
somewhat aimless existence come crowding upon him now , and working dire
confusion in his brain . What to him will be the morrow ? He will be in another
world ...
الصفحة 8
... was the voice that called to her in its mortal terror ; and then , pressing closely
to him , and showering kisses on his poor torpid hands , she entreated him , by
the love he bore her , to be calm , and tell her what was the thing he dreaded .
... was the voice that called to her in its mortal terror ; and then , pressing closely
to him , and showering kisses on his poor torpid hands , she entreated him , by
the love he bore her , to be calm , and tell her what was the thing he dreaded .
الصفحة 10
But , Nellie , poor and friendless as you think yourself , you may aid me still , and
give some peace to my dying hours ; all I ask is a promise , a vow I would rather
call it , that in all things you will obey me , both to the letter and in the spirit .
But , Nellie , poor and friendless as you think yourself , you may aid me still , and
give some peace to my dying hours ; all I ask is a promise , a vow I would rather
call it , that in all things you will obey me , both to the letter and in the spirit .
الصفحة 14
Philip , ” she exclaimed , “ pardon me , if I seem to disregard your wishes , but
indeed this must not be ; nor can I allow you to do this unjust thing . It is not by me
that your wife and children shall be wronged ; and Oh ! believe that I never
coveted ...
Philip , ” she exclaimed , “ pardon me , if I seem to disregard your wishes , but
indeed this must not be ; nor can I allow you to do this unjust thing . It is not by me
that your wife and children shall be wronged ; and Oh ! believe that I never
coveted ...
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affection Alice answer appearance asked beauty become believe better busy called cause character child cold comfort continued dear death duty early eyes face father fear feel felt follow Gertrude girl give given hand happy hard head hear heard heart Helen Herbert hope interest kind knew Lady Lady Thornleigh least leave less light listen lived looked means memory mind mother nature never night once pain passed passion perhaps person Philip pleasant poor pray present question remained rest rich seemed seen side sight sister smile sorrow speak spirit stood strong surely talk tears tell thing Thornleigh thought told touch true truth turned voice watch whispered wife wish woman women young
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| العنوان | Recommended to Mercy, المجلد 1 المجلد 711 من Collection of British Authors المجلد 711 من Collection of British authors. Tauchnitz edition Recommended to Mercy المجلد 711 من Tauchnitz edition |
| المؤلف | Matilda Charlotte Houstoun |
| الناشر | Tauchnitz, 1864 |
| أصلي من | مكتبة ولاية بافاريا |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 10 تشرين الأول (أكتوبر) 2011 |
| عدد الصفحات | 312 من الصفحات |
| تصدير الاقتباس | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |