braham had further told the men that he had been brought over here for a hardening process; but he was willing to bet that if Samuel could the brat diet for diarrhea most of it in since it was built. I still wring the Bells on all occasions." etc. etc. There is, perhaps, a touch of the garrulity of age i .
by something as solid as a smaller description of cannon-ball, though it afterwards appeared to have attracted the attention of no one else .
re you do," was his answer. His seriousness seldom forsook him; there is scarce a gleam of gayety in all his one hundred and sixty-eight vo .
y on rainy summer mornings, the friar loved to hoist his capote on the cord, and tramp, bare-legged, out to his two-acre farm, leaving his .
hat Mrs. Caxton was left with some general idea, if not more, of the home Eleanor had lived her life in and the various people who had made .
a lock of Maggie's mane which had fallen on the wrong side. "I am really curious." "Well I tell you the truth. But Mr. Carlisle, I wonder .
ickly upward; to bend to his oars only when white crests of the rapids yelled for his life; to win escape by sheer strength from points so .
the pleasure of nutting; for the urchins of those days regarded these kinds of fruit, growing on trees in the fields, as a sort of _ferae n .
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n whether she had come to the right house. For neither Mrs. Caxton nor her home had ever been seen by any of Mr. Powle's children; though s .
does o' heaven. Wharabouts dew yew cak'late on a-goin'?" "Tew Bleak Hill!" Abraham's face lost its cautious look, his eyes sparkled once mo .
n--could it be?--there crept about his lips and eyes a smile of superbly masculine conceit. The sisters were fighting over him. Wouldn't Mo .
he field, that are driven by a blind instinct without anything of volition--to deface and spoil everything which but now it worshipt as hol .
lap a pat which showed she was in earnest; and the rebuked sisters glanced at one another, as if to say: "Suppose the minister should walk .
such unmistakable evidences of the true life in James Nayler, that they felt constrained to declare that Christ was, in an especial manner .
t ground. And three days more were gone before the twenty-first of December. CHAPTER X. AT LUNCHEON. "And, once wed, So just a man and gent .
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g in coming to talk this matter over with me." "I'm not sure of that, m'sieur." "I am, for there is nothing better than fair and open rival .