Another SelfCoward-McCann, 1970 - 157 pàgines |
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Pàgina 47
... light of my room on for fear of being found out like Peeping Tom . Tonight indeed before undressing I hung out of the window till the last moment , that is to say until the spare room lights were finally switched off . My vigil was not ...
... light of my room on for fear of being found out like Peeping Tom . Tonight indeed before undressing I hung out of the window till the last moment , that is to say until the spare room lights were finally switched off . My vigil was not ...
Pàgina 63
... light was still shining from the servants ' hall , although it was nearly midnight . Mabel the parlourmaid had not yet gone to bed . I tapped on the window and explained my plight . Surreptitiously she let me in by the back door . While ...
... light was still shining from the servants ' hall , although it was nearly midnight . Mabel the parlourmaid had not yet gone to bed . I tapped on the window and explained my plight . Surreptitiously she let me in by the back door . While ...
Pàgina 151
... light was not Pepys's ' horrid malicious bloody ' sort , but borrowed and deceptive , the sort of light that greets one from the flickering log fire of a hall seen through the crinkled panes of a country house , as one returns before ...
... light was not Pepys's ' horrid malicious bloody ' sort , but borrowed and deceptive , the sort of light that greets one from the flickering log fire of a hall seen through the crinkled panes of a country house , as one returns before ...
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