Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 291William Blackwood, 1962 - England |
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... eyes and he was looking into a black face , brown- black eyes and the whitest teeth . Probably a West Indian , he thought , for half the bus conductors are now- adays . But , although the black man was a stranger , there was something ...
... eyes and he was looking into a black face , brown- black eyes and the whitest teeth . Probably a West Indian , he thought , for half the bus conductors are now- adays . But , although the black man was a stranger , there was something ...
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... eyes were good . Grey eyes he had ; distant , questing grey eyes . I always became restless after looking into Punch's eyes and I'd have to look away for quieting . When I first met him , I put that animal - like remoteness in his eyes ...
... eyes were good . Grey eyes he had ; distant , questing grey eyes . I always became restless after looking into Punch's eyes and I'd have to look away for quieting . When I first met him , I put that animal - like remoteness in his eyes ...
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... eyes . " For such overwhelming gallantry proceeding from the top of a turf- cart I was quite unprepared , yet my heart warmed towards it . What matter that there was no vestige of truth underlying the honeyed words ! What matter that my ...
... eyes . " For such overwhelming gallantry proceeding from the top of a turf- cart I was quite unprepared , yet my heart warmed towards it . What matter that there was no vestige of truth underlying the honeyed words ! What matter that my ...
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