A PAIR OF BLUE EYES.
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Well, that long-winded effusion
passions."
you
doesn't refer to
something put
when
in to
at
all,
fill
does he come to you again
.
merely
me
Let
up.
the very end, actually.
till
Elfride,
.
.
see,
not
Here you are
finally polished off:
"
'
But
have used as the text of are far
a
this article.
She has a certain versa-
that enables her to use with effect
style
of narration
peculiar
to
herself,
which may be called a murmuring of cate
We
from altogether disparaging the
author's poAvers. tility
work we
to return to the little
emotional
of those to
trifles,
whom
the
deli-
particular gift
the social sympathies of
a peaceful time are as daily food.
Hence,
where matters of domiciliary experience,
and the natural touches which make people
can be introduced without an-
real,
achronisms too striking, she felicitous
is
occasionally
and upon the whole we
justified in saying that the
book
feel
will bear
looking into for the sake of those portions
