beatrice gilray
About that young and delicate shyness had a outer shell; there was a part of her that gave pecks and was essentially practical.
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Marjorie Carling
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Walter Bidlake
Deputy Editor of the Literary World. On paper Walter was all that could not be in life. His criticisms were rich in epigrams and relentless....
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John Bidlake
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Hilda Tantamount
Lady Edward came from the New World; for her traditional hierarchies were a joke - but a picturesque joke by which worth living. At the wheels that she moved, her exploits were legendary. The embarrassment caused to celebrities who she collected provoked ...
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Philip Quarles
Novelist. In the ordinary world and everyday life of human contacts, he curiously resembled a stranger that feel bad among his fellows, who would find difficult or impossible to get in communication with anyone who does not speak his native language of id...
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Edward Tantamount
The living being does not form an exception to the great natural harmony which makes things adapt themselves to one another; it breaks no concord; it is neither in contradiction to, nor struggling against, general cosmic forces. Far from that, it is...
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Lucy Tantamount
"How boring are the men who imagine that nobody ever loved before see them!"In the vicinity of Lucy, life has always tended to become overly public. "The more we are, the more joyous we are" was her principle; or at least if "more cheerful" was not the pr...
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Frank Illidge
Assistant of Lord Edward. Illidge had a special and personal hatred to whoever it was beautiful, or who looked distinguished in one way or another. As for him personally was a small man, upturned nose, wide mouth torn, face speckled with freckles, brown e...
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Everard Webley
"Wants to be treated like his own colossal statue, erected by a nation full of recognized admiration."Politician. The head of The Brotherhood of British Freemen (B. B. F.) or the Bloody Buggering Fools, as they were called by enemies.more...
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Denis Burlap
Since Burlap act as bureau chief, editorial articles of the Literary World had almost every week proclaimed the need to believe in life. Modeled his attitude towards life according to Tolstói: going straight to the big things simple and fundamental.Burlap...
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Elinor Bidlake
Like her father, Elinor Bidlake had, from birth, the gift of intuitive understanding and mundane disembarrassment. Knew quickly put herself at will with anyone. He knew by instinct, just like the old John, which was need to say to each kind of people - ev...
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Molly Dexergillod
The nature and the environment had conspired to make her a tongue pro athlete. Like all conscious professionals, she was not content to just have talent. She was industrious, worked assiduously to develop a natural gift. Friends malicious said Molly was h...
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Mark Rampion
His profile was incisive: had a hooked nose, fierce as a sharp instrument, and pointed chin. His eyes were blue and penetrating, and a very thin hair, which was gold pulling a little to red, that fluttered in the slightest movement, the slightest breath, ...
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Mary Rampion
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Maurice Spandrell
His face looked grim and tragic. An emaciated face. The cheekbones and jaws were revealed in a hard line drawn under the skin. The gray eyes were deeply sunken in the orbits. In that cadaverous mask, only the mouth was fleshy - a wide mouth with lips that...
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Beatrice Gilray
She was 35, but looked younger, or rather, seemed to have no age. A fresh and clear skin. Her eyes bright fit in the orbits too shallow and without wrinkles. The face had anything alive and volunteer, and it was not devoid of beauty; but the shape and slo...
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Sidney Quarles
Broad shoulders, proportionately high, stout as to be almost fat, Sidney Quarles had an imposing figure. Gray hair tonsure surrounding a rosy and polished. There was a great guy, very flushed and fleshy. He spoke well, although always show a bit of arroga...
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Elinor Quarle
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