John Holdsworth: chief mate. By the author of 'Jilted'.S. Low Marston, Low, & Searle, 1875 |
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... cried out quickly : " Oh , my God ! " Then bade Johnson move , that he might get beside her , and reverently lifted her head . There was no need to glance twice at her face to know what had happened , although the heart - broken ...
... cried out quickly : " Oh , my God ! " Then bade Johnson move , that he might get beside her , and reverently lifted her head . There was no need to glance twice at her face to know what had happened , although the heart - broken ...
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... expression , terrified him . Holdsworth raised his head and looked about him in bewilderment . " Where have I been ? What has hap- pened ? " he cried . VOL . II . He fixed his eyes on the dead woman , his THE FIFTH DAY . 17.
... expression , terrified him . Holdsworth raised his head and looked about him in bewilderment . " Where have I been ? What has hap- pened ? " he cried . VOL . II . He fixed his eyes on the dead woman , his THE FIFTH DAY . 17.
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... cried the child . " That's where papa is ! " He looked up with startled eyes at the sky , and then sobbed passionately , ¡° Has she left me alone ? has she left me alone ? " Be a " No , she has left you to THE FIFTH DAY . 27.
... cried the child . " That's where papa is ! " He looked up with startled eyes at the sky , and then sobbed passionately , ¡° Has she left me alone ? has she left me alone ? " Be a " No , she has left you to THE FIFTH DAY . 27.
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... cries sometimes broke from them , resembling the echoes which are awakened in the caverns of a bird - frequented cliff ; but with notes of human anguish in them that made the glory of the stars a hellish mockery . The boy slipped from ...
... cries sometimes broke from them , resembling the echoes which are awakened in the caverns of a bird - frequented cliff ; but with notes of human anguish in them that made the glory of the stars a hellish mockery . The boy slipped from ...
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... cried . Wake up ! wake up ! there is the land ! See the houses , master ! and the trees . ! O Jesus ! how green they are ! Wake up , I say ! " Holdsworth started up violently and shook himself , with a mighty effort , clear of the ...
... cried . Wake up ! wake up ! there is the land ! See the houses , master ! and the trees . ! O Jesus ! how green they are ! Wake up , I say ! " Holdsworth started up violently and shook himself , with a mighty effort , clear of the ...
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ain't Alice Lorraine answered Holdsworth arms asked barque biscuit black flag boat's boatswain body bows bunk burial at sea cabin Captain Duff CHAPTER CHARLES DICKENS CHIEF MATE clothes coach coachman companion cried CRYSTAL PALACE darkness dead death deck deep exclaimed eyes face feel FLEET STREET forecastle gaze gentleman give glance glass Gravesend gunwale hands Hanwitch head heart heerd Holds hollow Jessie Maxwell Johnson light lips lived locker looked LORNA DOONE mast mate memory mind morning never night open boat passed passengers poor port R. D. BLACKMORE remember replied Holdsworth returned sail sailor scene seat shawl Sherman ship ship's side sight skipper smile song Southbourne stared stood suffering Sydney tell there's things thirst thought throat thwart turned vessel voice watched werry whilst woman worth yonder
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86 ÆäÀÌÁö - WE therefore commit his body to the deep, to be turned into corruption, looking for the resurrection of the body, (when the sea shall give up her dead,) and the life of the world to come...
174 ÆäÀÌÁö - THIS land of convicts and kangaroos is beginning to rise into a very fine and flourishing settlement : — And great indeed must be the natural resources, and splendid the endowments of that land that has been able to survive the system of neglect* and oppression experienced from the mother country, and the series of ignorant and absurd Governors that have been selected for the administration of its affairs.
266 ÆäÀÌÁö - It is almost superfluous to say that this is a good novel. . . . ' Three Feathers' is a book which no one but the author of 'A Daughter of Heth' could have written, and which all persons who appreciate real humour, good character-drawing, and beautiful landscape -painting in words, will love to read once and again.
265 ÆäÀÌÁö - Alice Lorraine* will be enjoyed by every one who raads novels. . . . All true admirers of this quaint and charming story wia thank us most heartily .for our reserve about the mystery." — Times. LONDON : SAMPSON LOW, MARSTON, LOW & SEARLE, CROWN BUILDINGS, 188, FLEET STREET. The latest work by the author of "A DAUGHTER OF HETH" is THREE FEATHERS. By WILLIAM BLACK. Fifth edition. 3 vols., crown 8vo, 31s. 6d. " Lively incident- true insight into character, a soft, pleasant humour, and over all the...
265 ÆäÀÌÁö - It is not easy to give samples of this, because it pervades the whole book. For the rest, we will only say that Mr. Blackmore's "' Alice Lorraine ' will sustain his reputation as one of our best English novelists. Seldom have we come across so fresh and pleasant a prose idyll." — Saturday Review. " We recognise the full truth of this only when we read a book like 'Alice Lorraine...
87 ÆäÀÌÁö - ... like unto his glorious body; according to the mighty working whereby he is able to subdue all things unto...