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John William De Forest

 
9781330923658: Kate Beaumont (Classic Reprint)

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Beaumont. ;v-- an arm j IfefittiefgJV iltitfe Jhi du Sky, twinkling, good-humored eyes gfancing sideways at the young lady. She really wants to get out here. If it was any of the Beaumonts that I know, Id venture. Bill Wilkins, I never saw you modest before says Duffy, at last laying hands on a bit of satire. Must be somebodys threatened to give you a licking. And O, how Duffy enjoyed his hit, and how eagerly he looked out of the corner of his eye at Wilkins, as if expecting to see him too enjoy it! Scorning to reply, Wilkins, an intelligentlooking, civil-mannered man, though evidently not aristocratic, was about stepping out in the direction of the young lady, when he saw something which checked him. Go along. Bill, whispered Duffy, giving his friend a dig under the ribs. One of us ought to help her. No. She sgot some one. Jehu! what a tall fellow! By Jehu! that man could wade ashore. Shut up now, Duffy. They re coming this way. Don tmake a fool of yourself all the time. can stand it, but other folks can t. Duffy shut up, and both mfen drew aside respectfully as the young lady passed them, her gloved fingers just touching the ann of the tall gentleman who escorted her. Th young ladys face was handsome, and, what is more, it was interesting. It was as different from the commonplace handsome face as a cultivated voice is different from the cackle or twang of the ordinary untutored windpipe. Quite young; not more than eighteen apparently; maidenly purity there, of course. But this purity was so remarkable, it amounted to something so like a superior intelligence, that it almost imposed upon the beholder, at the same time that it attracted him. In short, this was one of those rare countenances in which girlish innocence rises to the nobleness of matronly dignity, without losing its own appealing grace. As she passed our two prattlers on the quarter-deck, e Ven
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