The MillstonePenguin Publishing Group, 1984 - 144 páginas Margaret Drabble's affecting novel, set in London during the 1960s, about a casual love affair, an unplanned pregnancy, and one young woman's decision to become a mother. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved. |
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... eyes again , there was only George : I clutched his head to my bosom and I cried : " Oh George , tell me about you , tell me about you , " but now it was his turn to shut his eyes and , moaning softly , he buried his face against me ...
... eyes again , there was only George : I clutched his head to my bosom and I cried : " Oh George , tell me about you , tell me about you , " but now it was his turn to shut his eyes and , moaning softly , he buried his face against me ...
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... eyes looked at me with seem- ing recognition , and what I felt it is pointless to try to describe . Love , I suppose ... eyes . And her eyes , that seemed to see me and that looked into mine with deep gravity and charm , were a profound ...
... eyes looked at me with seem- ing recognition , and what I felt it is pointless to try to describe . Love , I suppose ... eyes . And her eyes , that seemed to see me and that looked into mine with deep gravity and charm , were a profound ...
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... eyes on a whole narrative caught in a single picture , a narrative in which I myself had taken no part ; it had been played out between the Sister and the others , quite clearly , and she had lost and was now suffer- ing her defeat . It ...
... eyes on a whole narrative caught in a single picture , a narrative in which I myself had taken no part ; it had been played out between the Sister and the others , quite clearly , and she had lost and was now suffer- ing her defeat . It ...
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