Bertram Cope's
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共 16 段- "I suppose I've been taught the duty of making conversation.
- "He sings," said Medora, further. "Entertained us the other
- "I sat out several dances between Mrs. Phillips and Mr. Rand
- "Oh, I hope that doesn't mean," returned Cope, with another
- "Oh, I don't know," he replied, looking at the trees thought
- Cope, on his own way to dinner, indulged in parallel imagini
- Then he dropped back into thought. He was devising an outing
- Cope was himself in a few days. He set aside his aunt's coun
- Randolph, by this time, had led Cope into the den, establish
- Amy's confident assumptions began to fill the house, to alte
- Cope had written from Freeford, explaining to Randolph the b
- "Does she really care for him?" asked Pearson.
- Between-times they brought their quarters into better order;
- She slanted her palette and looked toward the skylight. Cope
- Carolyn's sensible shoes brought her back, with the others,
- Randolph, still taking his business easily, had suggestions