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There was silence for a few moments, which was broken by an observation from Arthur. "Do you know of whom you remind me, Miss Wiltshire? Of a distant relative of my mother's, who resided with us for a time, when I was but a boy. She was a young woman then; I, a wild, heedless boy; but her look, her smile, her very words, are indelibly impressed on my mind.
John's, and in company with her husband returned to her father. I was then about a year and a half old, but I have so often heard these facts related by my father and grandfather, they are indelibly impressed on my mind, and will never be erased from my memory. My mother now thought her trouble at an end, that in future she should enjoy the happiness she once anticipated.
Before Fleda entered the room she knew what awaited her; a merciful intuition had blunted the shock to her senses. Yet when she saw the Ry on his throne of death a moan broke from her lips like that of one who sees for the last time someone indelibly dear, and turns to face strange paths with uncertain feet. She did not go to the giant figure seated in the chair.
Olof stopped, and smiled as if to fix the picture of this bright young creature indelibly in his mind. The voice of the gloom spoke again: "So she is to live just for your pleasure like all the others?" The smile died from the young man's face. "Go on your sister is sitting on your lap, looking mischievously into your eyes...?" "No, no not like that no.
I happened once, in strange but perfectly harmless circumstances, to overhear a conversation on this subject between two remarkable men, and the more striking points of the discussion, together with their manner of handling the theme, are so indelibly imprinted on my memory that, whenever I reflect on these matters, I invariably find myself falling into their grooves of thought.
The story in its every detail was stamping itself indelibly upon her mind and for the moment even the presence of Starr Wiley was forgotten. "When he reached the trapper's cabin, Gentleman Geoff was blinded by the snow, delirious and half frozen. Hillery took him in, unwrapped the fur pack he carried on his back and discovered the body of little Willa. She had died from exposure."
She was proportionably disappointed when, on hearing it from her, he scouted it as utterly unworthy of belief, or even examination. "No, my child," he said, "the man's face is indelibly impressed upon my memory, and I can not be mistaken in his identity."
Dropping into each, as he broke the seal, some of the serum of the rabbit, he waited a moment to see if any change occurred. It was thrilling. I think no one could have gone through that fifteen minutes without having it indelibly impressed on his memory. I recall thinking as Kennedy took each glass, "Which is it to be, guilt or innocence, life or death?"
In another portion of that work, containing some very slight notices of these four voyages, his name is altered to Albericus . A modern author, we know not on what authority, names him Amerigo Vespucci . In all these publications, the authors or editors have used their endeavours to deprive the illustrious Columbus of the well earned glory of being the discoverer of the New World, and to transfer that honour most undeservedly to Americus, whose name has long been indelibly affixed to this new grand division of our globe.
That confidence, with which she is led on to unveil her soul, carries with it a regard which is indelibly impressed on her mind; and such was the feeling with which Eleanor regarded John Ferguson, though she too was unacquainted with the presence of any sentiment other than mere friendship; but we are anticipating.
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