Donna Quixote, Volume 3Chatto & Windus, 1879 |
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... Clarkson Fielding . ' Oh , how did you come here ? ' she asked breath- lessly . ' I came to see you ; I knew you would return soon . I stole in here like a thief in the night , and lay on the hearth until I heard you come in . I wanted ...
... Clarkson Fielding . ' Oh , how did you come here ? ' she asked breath- lessly . ' I came to see you ; I knew you would return soon . I stole in here like a thief in the night , and lay on the hearth until I heard you come in . I wanted ...
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... Clarkson Fielding was in the full mood of the happy lover . But he was also in a condition of much distress for the unhappy one who might , for all he knew , be in such state as Burns has described . The one sole drawback to his ...
... Clarkson Fielding was in the full mood of the happy lover . But he was also in a condition of much distress for the unhappy one who might , for all he knew , be in such state as Burns has described . The one sole drawback to his ...
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... Clarkson , how could she help liking you better ? You are young and good - looking ; and I only wonder the thing ... Clarkson , from " Your affectionate brother , ' WILBERFORCE . ' Fielding read these few direct and manly words with a ...
... Clarkson , how could she help liking you better ? You are young and good - looking ; and I only wonder the thing ... Clarkson , from " Your affectionate brother , ' WILBERFORCE . ' Fielding read these few direct and manly words with a ...
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... Clarkson Fielding , was that happy man . ' I wonder , by my troth , what thou and I did till we loved ? ' The sweet strong words of the poet often came up to the mind of Fielding , and might have come up to the mind of Gabrielle too if ...
... Clarkson Fielding , was that happy man . ' I wonder , by my troth , what thou and I did till we loved ? ' The sweet strong words of the poet often came up to the mind of Fielding , and might have come up to the mind of Gabrielle too if ...
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... Clarkson Fielding . Some people believed that he had lived among the Indians in America , some- where out West as they put it . Another legend was that he had acted as fencing - master to the princes of some vaguely named Hindostanee ...
... Clarkson Fielding . Some people believed that he had lived among the Indians in America , some- where out West as they put it . Another legend was that he had acted as fencing - master to the princes of some vaguely named Hindostanee ...
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