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e. "Then decide that to-day, Eleanor." "Aunty, I have decided it--in one way. I am determined what I will be--if I can. Only I do not see h .
s at Brompton Monday," said Eleanor to herself, her heart leaping up light. "I shall take the carriage and go." "Where will he preach in Br .
. It is extraordinary what people can do when they are pressed by circumstances. We had not accomplished many miles when the moon arose, an .
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er. We sat ourselves down under the shade of a wide-spreading palm, not far from the road. While Newman took the sketch with his pencil, an .
ing for her. Her interview with Jane had left her with a desperate feeling of being cut off from the peace and light her heart longed for; .
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party of men united in opposition to slavery. As well complain of gravity or the ebb of the tide. Who makes the Abolitionist! The slave-hol .
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two--the slave and the guest--were brothers, so henceforth the instinct of fraternal loyalty drew young John to 'swear eternal war with sla .
of other sections by withdrawing troops in hot haste and flying to the succor of a city which was captured and occupied by the British not .
tion which would otherwise have fallen upon himself and his friends; and makes special mention of the noble and successful plea of Penn bef .
die by such a hand; but it does not die. It is impalpable to the 'malicious mockery' of such vain blows.' We are glad it is done--done by t .