| George Du Maurier - 1894 - 488 σελίδες
...and shriller she sings, the sweeter it is; higher and shriller than any woman had ever sung before. Waves of sweet and tender laughter, the very heart...of the stream, the click of the mill, the lisp of wind in the trees, the song of the lark in the cloudless sky — the sun and the dew, the scent of... | |
| George Du Maurier - 1894 - 486 σελίδες
...and shriller she sings, the sweeter it is; higher and shriller than any woman had ever sung before. Waves of sweet and tender laughter, the very heart...of the stream, the click of the mill, the lisp of wind in the trees, the song of the lark in the cloudless sky — the sun and the dew, the scent of... | |
| Henry Mills Alden, Frederick Lewis Allen, Lee Foster Hartman, Thomas Bucklin Wells - 1894 - 1032 σελίδες
...and shriller she sings, the sweeter it is; higher and shriller than any woman had ever sung before. Waves of sweet and tender laughter, the very heart...the ripple of the stream, the click of the mill, the wind in the trees, the song of the lark in the cloudless sky — the sun and the dew, the scent of... | |
| Henry Mills Alden - 1894 - 1036 σελίδες
...shriller than any woman had ever sung before. Waves of sweet and tender laughter, the very heart syid essence of innocent, high-spirited girlhood, alive...freshness of the morning, the ripple of the stream, tile click of the mill, the wind in the trees, the song of the lark in the cloudless sky— the sun... | |
| George Frederic Viett - 1905 - 312 σελίδες
...STEPHENSON. THE SONG OF TRILBY. A string of perfect gems * * * * strung together on a loose golden thread. Waves of sweet and tender laughter, the very heart...high-spirited girlhood, alive to all that is simple and elementary in nature — the freshness of the morning, the ripple of the stream, the click of the mill,... | |
| Jonathan Freedman - 2002 - 282 σελίδες
...Trilby's voice "forces itself on you" until you feel as though "all your life is changed for you": Waves of sweet and tender laughter, the very heart...high-spirited girlhood, alive to all that is simple and joyous in nature ... all the sights and scents and sounds that are the birthright of happy children, happy... | |
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