The Merchant of Antwerp (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Hendrick Conscience

 
9781332530762: The Merchant of Antwerp (Classic Reprint)

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He was a young man, very handsomely dressed in black, whose appearance denoted, if not wealth, at least great personal care. His fine cloth coat fitted his figure without a crease; his cravat was tied with art, and his glossy gloves covered fingers which heavy work seemed never to have hardened. As he kept his eyes down, and occasionally smiled, Eome of the gay archers were inclined to amuse themselves at the expense of the young dreamer; but when he raised his head and looked at his traveling companions, his countenance seemed to make a deep impression upon them, and, without knowing why, all appeared t(%feel ictfi Asfmf Ctfif for the unknown. The features of the young man svfere0A l Dra bright color tinged his cheeks, and hj (ickliaf urred luxuriantly round his finely formed hed .):bt VB9t39i tcularly impressed the archers was something strange mnis large blue eyes, a look full of fire, of pride, and of self-reliance, but at the same time so gentle, so unaffected, so kind, that he inspired every one with confidence and esteem. The archers recommenced singing with new energy, and the young man, buried in thought, had again bowed his head, when the train stopped at the station of Malines. The gay band noisily left the carriage, the whistle sounded, and the train again started on its way. A smile lighted the face of the young man, and ho looked around him as though surprised at his sudden isolation.
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