 | William Fraser Rae - 1888 - 322 Seiten
...' Surely, Berta, you cannot be in earnest ! Do you really think of going to Naples all by yourself? I am sure I should never dream of doing such a thing.' ' Why not, Ella ? What is to prevent my going ? Nobody will run away with me ; besides, you know, I'm... | |
 | Charlotte Mary Yonge - 2004 - 312 Seiten
...did Lizzie like it?' asked Helen. 'Oh! she is so odd, you know,' said Katherine; 'she Abbeychurch 167 'I should think few things would vex her much more,'...Institute was honoured by the presence of the Miss Woodboumes!' 'Dear me, do you think so?' said Katherine, who could 168 Charlotte M Yonge 'I think it... | |
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Lizzie does not,' said Helen. 'Well,' said Katherine, 'I am sure I should never dream of doing such a thing, only because Lizzie chooses to make a fuss.' 'Perhaps not,' said Helen. There was a silence. Presently Helen said, 'I suppose Mr. Higgins's next... 