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h. "Me an' Cap'n Sam'l here is a-goin' over ter Bleak Hill fer a week." "Bleak Hill in December!" Angy cried, aghast. "Naow, see here, Fath .
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renounce his error in a strain of the beautifullest humility."--Essays of Elia. "Would that Carlyle could now try his hand at the English R .
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ket well in about his feet and shoulders, pulled his poncho again to its full length over him, and sat on a cracker-box looking at our fire .
t was opened. "Since ever your brother Jack went away South, the store expenses have been too heavy. It's near five years now he's been gon .
e position they occupy, and cannot help themselves. All I want is, that the masters should do them justice, and should treat them as men--a .
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utiny aboard, or the people are all quarrelling among each other," observed Mr Gale. "I have known of such things: when the master and offi .
does; and so he comes to me." "Don't you think he is glad of his ignorance?" said Julia shrewdly. Eleanor leaned her head on her hand and l .
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lf into an opposite chair,--"I will take a cup of tea, if you will make it for me." Eleanor blushed--what made her?--as she set about perfo .
me when the town first began to grow up, and the "bush" covered almost all the ground now occupied by it. Eleanor was well pleased to be so .
then!" cried the stranger. "Tomorrow after midnight I am at your service," replied the old woman. "You shall not be the first person that .
egant order as ever they had been for Mrs. Powle's drawing room; the rich banded brown hair was in as graceful order. She stood there very .
cond cousin Ruth came from Riverhead to spend the day or--wonder indeed to relate!--the old man mended his roof or painted the front fence. .