Henry Northcote
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共 22 段- Crouching upon the hearth with this deadly instrument in his
- Seated on cushions in the cosiest of all imaginable corners,
- “‘Is Northcote an Irishman, too?’ I asked, feeling myself be
- “Peace! peace!” said the solicitor, unable in spite of himse
- “He suffered for one of my foibles. I am convinced that a so
- “That is very foolish, Witty,” said the lady. “You have but
- “’E’s not got ’er off yet, and ’e won’t nuther,” rejoined X0
- “Perhaps He is very real to her, sir, just as to the watch t
- “Better the insolence of the dog than the blind ineptitude o
- “My name is not known, Mrs. Harrison,” he said, with his fib
- Never had irresolution assailed him so powerfully. This revi
- The jury was sworn immediately, and justice proceeded on its
- “Also enable us to get in an extra round of golf on a Saturd
- By this time the advocate had cut into the heart of his subj
- “These facts are green in the minds of you all. But there is
- Northcote was too highly wrought to appreciate a word that w
- Upon the arrival of the newspapers, Northcote turned first t
- At the table at the aerated breadshop at which he took his l
- “It was the horror of my doom, I think, giving to a life tha
- “She died, worn out, I believe, by slavery when I was about
- He walked to the window which commanded a view of the paveme
- “Well, if you must know,” said Northcote, “you shall hear th