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Page 290
... eyes followed him as the eyes of the panther follow his prey ; and he always maintained on such occasions that he neither spoke nor understood a word of English . For John Marston these were busy times . Down by the river Don Ramon had ...
... eyes followed him as the eyes of the panther follow his prey ; and he always maintained on such occasions that he neither spoke nor understood a word of English . For John Marston these were busy times . Down by the river Don Ramon had ...
Page 521
... eyes and wealth of blue - black hair made her the social queen of this little hamlet by the bay . Her saucy , coquettish manners had something to do with it too . Rumor had it that Paul and Jacko were both her slaves : be that as it may ...
... eyes and wealth of blue - black hair made her the social queen of this little hamlet by the bay . Her saucy , coquettish manners had something to do with it too . Rumor had it that Paul and Jacko were both her slaves : be that as it may ...
Page 608
... eyes . " Cramped ? " she repeated in her soft , vi- brant voice - the tone of a contralto ; " why should I ? are you one of those who think there is no growth outside of a town ? Is constant friction with human beings growth , education ...
... eyes . " Cramped ? " she repeated in her soft , vi- brant voice - the tone of a contralto ; " why should I ? are you one of those who think there is no growth outside of a town ? Is constant friction with human beings growth , education ...
Contents
Alfred Tennyson Poet Laureate | 17 |
John W Durst | 33 |
On Foot in Tlascala | 46 |
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