Hugh Crichton's
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共 27 段- James looked with undisguised and genuine delight at the fai
- Rosa was well aware that she could not protect Violante from
- James looked into Hugh's dazzled absent eyes as they stood a
- Along this road were the prettiest residences, the gayest li
- Mrs Spencer Crichton was as like her son Hugh as a stout,
- "Rosa! you were mistaken! He loves me--he says so. Oh, I a
- "But I shall explain to him," said Mysie, "that I am not you
- Doubtless they were enviable; for in between-times many a sw
- There is a vast gulf between passion and sentiment, and Hugh
- This seemed very probable; but, in case it had not been so,
- He slunk away back into the wood, and stood looking at the l
- "Why do you urge him to do anything he does not like?" said
- "Why, it carries me away even to see you do it. Why! I cou
- "Grapes which swelled from hour to hour,
- "Yes, my darling, that would be hard for you. But, oh, Viol
- "The days have vanished, tone and tint,
- "Oh, dear me, Rosa, she is a child; she will be a different
- "Now, Clarissa, you know I hate that idea that people must h
- Colonel and Mrs Dysart were called upon, and the family prov
- "Why, something was said of seeing her act, and, of course,
- Hugh paused, manifestly checked by this observation, and Jam
- "My dear, don't be so childish," said Miss Venning. "You ar
- Neither Hugh nor Florence were so conventionally-minded as e
- "She'd admire? But, you know, Jem, Hugh is tolerably safe;
- They were walking home together one afternoon by the field-p
- The trip prospered. Arthur was fond of travelling and cleve
- "No, figlia mia, no; my time of opposition is over. My chil