a something of; such the difference
a something of sympathy ₁
a something of godship, the meaner rise to ₂
a something of spiritual charm not to be worded ₃
now a something of emptiness, and a pain ₄
swept her slowly with a something of appraisement ₅
quite unreal and she heard no message. Such
the difference she caught something of his mood, too,
perhaps, just a something of his spirit.
They never before had been so close or so far. ₆
A something of self that he did not understand or suspect,
a part of self that never had asserted itself before,
was up in arms. ₇ more and more often —
as the days slipped away — a something of intimacy ₈
“Everyone who lives has that — a something of their own, a wish for self.”
It was not her way to heed. ₉
sources all Louise Jordan Miln;
their respective details at the more’s (separate page)
- Mr. Wu : Based on the Play “Mr. Wu” by H. M. Vernon and Harold Owen (1918, 1920) / more
- The Purple Mask : Adapted from the play “Le Chevalier au Masque” of MM. Paul Armont and Jean Manoussi (1918, 1921) / more
- The Feast of Lanterns (1920) / more
- The Invisible Foe : A Story Adapted from the Play by Walter Hackett (1920) / more
- The Green Goddess (1922) / more
- Mr. & Mrs. Sen (1923) / more
- In a Shantung Garden (1924) / more
- By Soochow Waters (1929) / more
- Rice : A Novel (1930) / more