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his own words. "I had a poor Neighbor, who had a Wife and six Children, and whom the chief men about us permitted to keep six or seven Cows .
I never went ahter her. I wuz re-ally glad to git shet o' her. She was too expansive. Dat ooman want two frocks a year. When dese women beg .
't have done no better." V THE HEAD OF THE CORNER Everybody wore their company manners to the breakfast-table--the first time in the whole .
sengers, by the "Mary and John," of which my ancestor was one, then lying in the Thames, in the year 1633, amongst other regulations, the d .
ys, won't you hate to leave England?" "There are plenty of beautiful things where I am going, Julia--if I get well." "But the people are so .
ps out into a whistling sound. Samuel reached for a newspaper on the table, folded it into a missile, and started to fling it into the inno .
detained in some disagreeable place; and I have, therefore, always endeavoured to imitate him in that respect, as well as in others, by kee .
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he noise was magnified by the otherwise unbroken stillness, though so far as I remember we kept no such cat of our own. I am sure that the .
ve you home, child!" "Why are we going to leave home, papa?" "St. George and the Dragon! Ask your mother." So Eleanor did not get much wise .
m a hat, When she came back He was feeding her cat. She went to the Sempstress To buy him some linen, When she came back The Dog was spinni .
at were spent in getting ready for Brighton; and the thought of the calm purity of Plassy with its different occupations sometimes came ove .
any of the houses resounded with the dancing music which he so much abhorred; and he could not bring himself to take the nearest way to the .
e thinks that he had better not play us any tricks; he has found out that we are too strong for him," observed Mr Jones. Scarcely had the m .
a'am, I do," said Eleanor with a little difficulty. "It came from the words and teaching of a living example. But in me it seems to be only .
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own-stairs in his stocking-feet, his boots in his hand, his eyes heavy with sleeplessness, and his wig awry. He shivered as he drew close t .
ng his superior beauty of character--how superior!--has wakened me up to the consciousness of what I do like, and what I like best; and mad .
ded on the water plain. Hoarse roaring of the yellow current became a mere monotonous background for other sounds. A breath stole from the .
a watch that goes of its own accord;" answered Roderick. "Only look at your house! it was just built for such an occasion: and your head-b .
ttributed to its right cause the peculiar interest which he felt in Margaret Charlton. Left to himself, it is more than probable that he mi .
lectual powers, devoted to the highest and holiest objects, succeeded naturally enough the tenderly suggestive pity of her woman's heart, a .