The Little Lady of the Big House
Jack LondonSözler ve Alıntılar
She is a witch, and her voice is magical, he thought, and her voice throbbed in his ear. And he knew, beyond shade of doubt, that she sensed, as he sensed, that the man and the woman met each other.
Sayfa 45 - Graham, PaulaKitabı okudu
"Hear me! I am Eros! I stamp upon the hills. I fill the wide valleys. The mares hear me; for they know me. The land is filled with fatness, and the sap is in the trees. It is the spring. The spring is mine. I am monarch of my kingdom of the spring. The mares remember my voice. Hear me! I am Eros. I stamp upon the hills, and the wide valleys are my heralds!"
Sayfa 64 - DickKitabı okudu
That woman was no woman. She was a real child. And she was very wise. The look of her gray eyes gave the impression of poise and power. That was it--- strength!
Sayfa 48 - Graham, PaulaKitabı okudu
She understands! The thought of it was a flame to him, but his tongue was not quick enough to serve him.
Sayfa 42 - Graham, PaulaKitabı okudu
"Red Cloud," she whispered, " I love you more. And I am proud I belonged to you for such a long, long time."
Sayfa 100 - Paula, DickKitabı okudu
She shivered. It was life--- death always at the end of the road. Doom lay ahead. Doom for whom? She did not attempt to guess.
Sayfa 83 - PaulaKitabı okudu
"I know her every weakness, and, weakness and strength and all, I love her as madly as I loved her at the first, in those mad moments when I first held her in my arms."
Sayfa 89 - Dick and PaulaKitabı okudu