Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 297William Blackwood, 1965 - England |
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Yet the thought in my eyes must have communicated itself to her for her eyes flashed a wistful signal as though a to say , “ No. I am his . I am happy to be his . Do not want me . I can never be yours . ” For an instant , perhaps I ...
Yet the thought in my eyes must have communicated itself to her for her eyes flashed a wistful signal as though a to say , “ No. I am his . I am happy to be his . Do not want me . I can never be yours . ” For an instant , perhaps I ...
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“ Oh , no , " was the unhesitating reply , and the brown eyes shone with sympathy for the child and her fears . “ No ; not so long as my bairns are all right ; and my mother and my sisters'll see to them . ” The girl said humbly , “ I'm ...
“ Oh , no , " was the unhesitating reply , and the brown eyes shone with sympathy for the child and her fears . “ No ; not so long as my bairns are all right ; and my mother and my sisters'll see to them . ” The girl said humbly , “ I'm ...
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An Indian's eyes are smaller , and set closer together , than the white man's : they are black and have no visible iris , and the impression they give is one of alertness , of peering about . In this man they were larger , more open ...
An Indian's eyes are smaller , and set closer together , than the white man's : they are black and have no visible iris , and the impression they give is one of alertness , of peering about . In this man they were larger , more open ...
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 297 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 Nov 2009 |
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