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Peter's first thought was that his father was not there. He saw standing in front of the well-remembered fireplace a genial-looking gentleman clothed in a crimson dressing-gown a bald gentleman, rather fat, with a piece of toast in one hand and a glass of something in the other.
John Mortimer would and could give him information concerning all the well-remembered puppies, kittens, magpies, and white mice that he had made acquaintance with during his happy visit to the little Mortimers. Mr.
A lady got out first, tall and slight in figure, who stood there unwinding her motor veil, then she turned round again, and with a thump of his heart that surprised Georgie with its violence, he beheld the well-remembered features of his Brunnhilde. He had meant to wear it for the first time at Lucia's party tomorrow, but now, after her meanness, she deserved to be punished.
So he was brought to Madame Binat's and filled his nostrils with the well-remembered smell of the East, that runs without a change from the Canal head to Hong-Kong, and his mouth with the villainous Lingua Franca of the Levant.
If it be false, then I shall know by your silence. "I love you, my own, my well-beloved! Au revoir, my dearest heart. I look at your photograph which to-night smiles at me. Yes, you love me! "With many fond and sweet kisses like those I gave you in the well-remembered days of our happiness. "My love My king!"
Not improbably they, were crowding for place at the keyhole, he reflected, as he crossed to the port locker forward. He had its lid up in a twinkling, and in another had lifted out the well-remembered black gladstone bag. This seems to have been his first compound larceny.
At first sight, the Mother Mary of the Incarnation recognised in Madame de la Peltrie the well-remembered features of the lady who had been represented in her vision as her companion to the unknown land; and their hearts were drawn towards each other irresistibly and for ever.
One of the few incidents of Indian warfare naturally susceptible of the moonlight of romance was that expedition undertaken for the defence of the frontiers in the year 1725, which resulted in the well-remembered "Lovell's Fight."
Well, well if this isn't the greatest thing on earth. My dear fellow!" The stranger, no longer a stranger, with his hand being wrung like that, with his eyes being looked into by a pair of glowing hazel eyes beneath a heavy thatch of well-remembered coppery hair, returned this demonstration of affection with equal fervour.
Thus, a terrible impression steals upon and overshadows her that from this pursuer, living or dead obdurate and imperturbable before her in his well-remembered shape, or not more obdurate and imperturbable in his coffin-bed there is no escape but in death. Hunted, she flies.
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