 | 1820 - 876 páginas
...the morning light — her bed prepared for her by her mother's hand — the primroses in her garden peeping through the snow— old Tray, who ever welcomed her home with his dim white eyes — the poney and the cow ;— friends all, and inmates of that happy household. So stepped she along, while... | |
 | 1822 - 850 páginas
...sorry that the concluding stroke of the author's pencil should have spoiled this natural picture. " So stepped she along, while the snow-diamonds glittered around her feet, and the frost wove a lucid wreath of pearls round her forehead." This is the quaint affected jargon of a milliner's girl,... | |
 | Albert Picket - 1820 - 314 páginas
...peeping through the snow—old Tray, who ever welcomed her home with his dim white eyes—the poney and the cow ; friends all, and inmates of that happy household. So stepped she along, while the snow diamonds glittered around her feet, and the frost wove a wreath of lucid pearls around her forehead.... | |
 | 1820 - 730 páginas
...the morning light — her bed prepared for her by her mother's hand — the primroses in her garden peeping through the snow — old Tray, who ever welcomed her home with nis dim white eyes — the poney and the cow ; — friends all, and inmates of that happy household.... | |
 | John Wilson - 1822 - 326 páginas
...garden peeping through the snow—old Tray, who ever welcomed her home with his dim white eyes—the pony and the cow; friends all, and inmates of that happy household. So stepped she along, while the snow diamonds glittered around her feet, and the frost wove a wreath of lucid pearls round her forehead.... | |
 | John Wilson - 1822 - 450 páginas
...the morning light — her bed prepared for her by her mother's hand — the primroses in her garden peeping through the snow — old Tray, who ever welcomed her home with his dun white eyes—- the poney and the cow ; — friends all, and inmates of that happy household. So... | |
 | John Wilson - 1822 - 450 páginas
...prepared for her by her mother's hand—the primroses in her garden peeping through the snow—old Tray, who ever welcomed her home with his dim white eyes— the poney and the cow;—friends all, and inmates of that happy household. So stepped she along, while... | |
 | John Wilson - 1823 - 452 páginas
...the morning light — her bed prepared for her by her mother's hand — the primroses in her garden peeping through the snow — old Tray, who ever welcomed her home with his dim white eyes — the poney and the cow ;— friends all, and inmates of that happy household. So stepped she along, while... | |
 | Albert Picket - 1825 - 272 páginas
...the morning light— her bed prepared for her by her mother' s hand— the primroses in her garden peeping through the snow — old Tray, who ever welcomed...that happy household. So stepped she along, while the snow diamonds glittered arouml \\i-.v Feet, and the frost wove a wreath of lucid pearls around lier... | |
 | 1845 - 386 páginas
...primroses in her garden peeping through the snow — old Trav, who ever welcomed her home with his dim 6 white eyes — the pony and the cow ; friends all,...now reached the edge of the Black-Moss, which lay half way between her master's and her father's dwelling, when she heard a loud noise coming down Glen-Scrae,... | |
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... the Bible opened for worship— her own little room kept so neatly for her, with its mirror hanging by the window, in which to braid her hair by the morning light — her bed prepared for her by her mother's hand — the primroses in her garden peeping... 
