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, its blaze glowed on their dark shining faces, intermixed familiarly with their master's children. It must have contributed to reconcile t .
young boss. I don't care; the Windego can only kill me. I'm going to help Mr. Tom." "Me also," said Jawnny. Then all wished to go. But afte .
hat had been done or said. But this once should suffice her. So she went along, dropping tears from her eyes and letting Powis find his way .
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a sign of a cloud was there. Peter told me that we ought to be thankful that we had escaped the danger so well, for that he had never been .
away from England? You don't mean that?" "Yes." "To that dreadful place?" "What dreadful place?" "Where he was going, you know,--somewhere. .
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upon the block, let it, O God, have a voice afterward!" Audible to thy ear, O bosom friend of the martyr! has that blood cried from earth; .
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nabled her to give admiration where her taste fell short. And admiration was expected of her. Mr. Esthwaite was in a great state of satisfa .
slave, with a few small coins in the till, to keep shop should any customer forestall his return. "The fathers of all orders," explained Fa .
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nds and mutilated feet, and also from a tomahawk gash in his cheek, so that he cared little what became of him, provided the end came quick .
Eleanor was silent, thoughts struggling. "You have not learned to love him, Eleanor?" "I have only learned to wish to do it, aunt Caxton! .
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