Hulda: Or, The Deliverer; a Romance After the German of F. LewaldJ.B. Lippincott & Company, 1874 - 390 sivua |
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actress admiration arrived asked bailiff Baron Emanuel baroness beauty betrothed brother castle CHAPTER charming child Clarissa countess cried curate dear delight desire door everything Extra cloth eyes Falkenhorst father Faust felt Feodora forget Frau von Wildenau Fräulein Delmar future Gabrielle girl girl's guests hand happy heard heart Herr Baron Herr Pastor hope hour Hulda Kenney's knew Konradine Konradine's ladies leave Lelio letter Lippow lips listened Lithuanian looked Ma'amselle Ulrika manager Marlitt marriage Michael mind Miss Kenney morning mother never night Novel Ouida parsonage passed pastor pastor's daughter pastor's wife paused Philibert pleasure poor present prince prince's princess regard replied ring royal theatre scarcely seemed servant silent sister smile stage stood suddenly tell theatre thought to-day told tone took walked WILHELMINE VON HILLERN window wish words York Evening Mail young youth
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Sivu 305 - I'll give thee this plague for thy dowry : be thou as chaste as ice, as pure as snow, thou shalt not escape calumny.
Sivu 352 - To meet him, him only, The house I quit. His lofty gait, His noble size, The smile of his mouth, The power of his eyes, And the magic flow Of his talk, the bliss In the clasp of his hand, And, ah ! his kiss ! My peace is gone, . My heart is sore : I never shall find it...
Sivu 2 - One of the very best of its class, and is a genuine representation of court, burgher, and rural life in Germany. The translation is spirited and faithful."— Philadelphia Press. " There is more dramatic power in this than in any of the stories by the same author that we have read.
Sivu 256 - ... she had finished reading this letter, which brought her consolation and sympathy as well as encouragement. As Gabrielle had said, happiness was denied her, and she turned to the pursuit of an absorbing occupation. The labour of her life began from this hour. " Childhood, home, and love are gone I" she said to herself. " I must leave those things which are behind, and press forward to those which are before.