Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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Page 160
... Bellendean with warm curiosity Captain Bellendean , who was in- when the whisper ran through dignant beyond measure at the the house that Joyce had come— girl's caprice and folly , had fallen and had gone away again . Gone into a long ...
... Bellendean with warm curiosity Captain Bellendean , who was in- when the whisper ran through dignant beyond measure at the the house that Joyce had come— girl's caprice and folly , had fallen and had gone away again . Gone into a long ...
Page 161
... Bellendean was greatest commotion ; and the ladies disappointed too ; but she was of the party assembled round Mrs partly comforted by the fact that Bellendean with warm curiosity Captain Bellendean , who was in- when the whisper ran ...
... Bellendean was greatest commotion ; and the ladies disappointed too ; but she was of the party assembled round Mrs partly comforted by the fact that Bellendean with warm curiosity Captain Bellendean , who was in- when the whisper ran ...
Page 161
... Bellendean was greatest commotion ; and the ladies disappointed too ; but she was of the party assembled round Mrs partly comforted by the fact that Bellendean with warm curiosity Captain Bellendean , who was in- when the whisper ran ...
... Bellendean was greatest commotion ; and the ladies disappointed too ; but she was of the party assembled round Mrs partly comforted by the fact that Bellendean with warm curiosity Captain Bellendean , who was in- when the whisper ran ...
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