The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 47Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1856 |
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... Miss Emily's parents encour- age the growing attachment of the young couple by every allowable and well - bred stratagem , and at length contrive so cunningly , that during one summer - week Stacy , Emily , and her brother Jack , find ...
... Miss Emily's parents encour- age the growing attachment of the young couple by every allowable and well - bred stratagem , and at length contrive so cunningly , that during one summer - week Stacy , Emily , and her brother Jack , find ...
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... Miss Emily , for a long time you must have been - in fact I cannot any longer help - ' at this juncture a grinning , saffron - colored waiter thinking to further matters , thrusts his woolly head between the lovers , with : What was it ...
... Miss Emily , for a long time you must have been - in fact I cannot any longer help - ' at this juncture a grinning , saffron - colored waiter thinking to further matters , thrusts his woolly head between the lovers , with : What was it ...
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... Miss Mary by her proper name , he frequently calls her Miss Emily or Miss Price ; moves about her so awkwardly as to tear the train of her dress in a dozen places , and at length attracts so much of the general attention , and makes ...
... Miss Mary by her proper name , he frequently calls her Miss Emily or Miss Price ; moves about her so awkwardly as to tear the train of her dress in a dozen places , and at length attracts so much of the general attention , and makes ...
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... Miss Price sends her compliments to Mr. Graham , and would be happy to see him for a few moments on the piazza . Having joined his sweet - heart once more , Stacy feels greatly softened in heart , but keeps up a grim expression ...
... Miss Price sends her compliments to Mr. Graham , and would be happy to see him for a few moments on the piazza . Having joined his sweet - heart once more , Stacy feels greatly softened in heart , but keeps up a grim expression ...
Page 47
... Miss Emily lights a candle , and permits herself to be seen en dishabille for a moment at her chamber - window , when Stacy rapturously and repeatedly kisses his hand to her , and the other gentlemen explode in exulting cheers . In a ...
... Miss Emily lights a candle , and permits herself to be seen en dishabille for a moment at her chamber - window , when Stacy rapturously and repeatedly kisses his hand to her , and the other gentlemen explode in exulting cheers . In a ...
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