The Oxford Book of English ProseArthur Quiller-Couch Clarendon Press, 1958 - Всего страниц: 1092 |
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... continued with but little detriment , whilst the vast iron chains of the City streets , hinges , bars and gates of prisons were many of them melted and reduced to cinders by the vehement heat . Nor was I yet able to pass through any of ...
... continued with but little detriment , whilst the vast iron chains of the City streets , hinges , bars and gates of prisons were many of them melted and reduced to cinders by the vehement heat . Nor was I yet able to pass through any of ...
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... continued he , taking him by the hand , do not - do not , I beseech thee , interrupt me at this crisis . - My uncle Toby put his pipe into his mouth . - 6 — ' Where is Troy and Mycenae , and Thebes and Delos , and Persepolis and ...
... continued he , taking him by the hand , do not - do not , I beseech thee , interrupt me at this crisis . - My uncle Toby put his pipe into his mouth . - 6 — ' Where is Troy and Mycenae , and Thebes and Delos , and Persepolis and ...
Стр. 507
... continued , ' when he related the particulars of those dreadful murders , he interested , he engaged , he at last overpowered me ; I felt my cause lost . I could hardly keep my seat . My eyes dreaded a single glance towards a man so ...
... continued , ' when he related the particulars of those dreadful murders , he interested , he engaged , he at last overpowered me ; I felt my cause lost . I could hardly keep my seat . My eyes dreaded a single glance towards a man so ...
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