Harmost

Harmost, grey and mahogany as ever, who, after a "Merveilleux," "Tres fort" or two to Fiorsen, turned his back on him to talk to his old pupil.

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Monsieur Harmost was tolerant of these efforts, seeming to know that harsh criticism or disapproval would cut her impulse down, as frost cuts the life of flowers.

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Harmost was tolerant of these efforts, seeming to know that harsh criticism or disapproval would cut her impulse down, as frost cuts the life of flowers.

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Monsieur Harmost that afternoon, infected by his passion for music.

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"H-- Harmost, 305A, Marylebone Road," and against it the words in pencil, "3 P.M."

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Harmost, grey and mahogany as ever, who, after a "Merveilleux," "Tres fort" or two to Fiorsen, turned his back on him to talk to his old pupil.

Beyond John Galsworthy 1900

"H-- Harmost, 305A, Marylebone Road," and against it the words in pencil, "3 P.M."

Beyond John Galsworthy 1900

She left Monsieur Harmost that afternoon, infected by his passion for music.

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Monsieur Harmost, a grey-haired native of Liege, with mahogany cheeks and the touch of an angel, who kept her hard at it and called her his

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Monsieur Harmost, a grey-haired native of Liege, with mahogany cheeks and the touch of an angel, who kept her hard at it and called her his "little friend."

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