Beatrice Boville
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共 27 段- "Calm yourself, Beatrice, I beg. This sort of scene is very
- As I answered her, I heard a sharp-wrung sigh, and I looked
- Beatrice was right; her truth and fearlessness were her enem
- The Vanes of whom we talked were an uncommonly pleasant set
- "Do, my dear fellow. Take care you're not pounced down upon
- But I noticed that he held the dog's collar in one hand and
- Next week, the first in December, he and I drove to Paddingt
- "It is a short story. Do you know that picture of Muriel Viv
- Vivian cursed him inwardly for his untimely interruption, bu
- I am sure that all Moore's pictures of Paradise seemed to me
- "The devil, no! That flaunting, flirting, over-dressed Cashr
- Bevan asked no questions; he was rather a silent man, and pr
- That afternoon, on his return from the Deeds and Chronicles
- On his brother, always his own enemy, and now the traducer o
- Eusebius was shocked at the irreverent tone, but there was a
- "I had been," he stammered, "to see, as you know, a beautifu
- "Married to Vaughan!" exclaimed the startled banker; "I'd so
- Oh, my prudent and conventional young ladies, standing ready
- Sir Galahad was the least vain of mortals; nevertheless, bei
- Poor Bertie! nobody would have believed him if he had said s
- Lion Winton sat silent, the dark shadow still upon his face.
- "Good Heavens!" said he, "was anything ever so provoking? Ju
- He'd made great advances and concessions for him, and was fa
- Telfer sat silent for some minutes, looking out of the windo
- "Yes--hurrah! Paget's loo'd at last.--Here, my dear, let us
- "Good Heavens! why not?" was the general inquiry.
- "As for my goodness, there's not much of _that_," replied Fa