[One of Our Conquerors by George Meredith]@TWC D-Link bookOne of Our Conquerors CHAPTER XXI 21/39
something of the feeling one has in hearing cathedral voices: carry one up.
I remember, in Dresden, once, a Fraulein Kuhnstreich, a prodigy, very young, considering her accomplishments.
But it was not the same.' Nesta wondered at Dartrey Fenellan for staying so long with Mr.and Mrs. Blathenoy. 'Ah, Mr.Sowerby, if I am to have flattery, I cannot take it as a milliner's dumb figure wears the beautiful dress; I must point out my view of some of my merits.' 'Oh! do, I beg, Miss...
You have a Christian name and I too: and once ...
not Mr.Sowerby: yes, it was Dudley! 'Quite accidentally, and a world of pardons entreated.' 'And Dudley begged Dudley might be Dudley always!' He was deepening to the Barmby intonation--apparently Cupid's; but a shade more airily Pagan, not so fearfully clerical. Her father had withdrawn Dartrey Fenellan from Mr.and Mrs.Blathenoy. Dr.Schlesien was bowing with Dartrey. 'And if Durandarte would only--but you are one with Miss Graves to depreciate my Durandarte, in favour of the more classical Jachimo; whom we all admire; but you shall be just,' said she, and she pouted.
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