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VINCENT: I trust, good uncle, so to put this in remembrance that it shall never be forgotten with me. Our Lord send you such comfort as he knoweth to be best! ANTHONY: This is well said, good cousin, and I pray the same for you and for all our other friends who have need of comfort for whom, I think, more than for yourself, you needed some counsel.
'O! my cousin, my dear, dear cousin! spare me! She hid her face in her hands, yet she continued speaking in a broken voice: 'I did it for the best. It was to suppress strife, to prevent bloodshed.
That was no close for a perfect day. 'I found a letter from your cousin. She was with her friends the Goodalls yesterday. 'The Goodalls I used to know them. 'Yes. The word was uttered with significance. Everard understood the allusion, but did not care to show that he did. 'How does Mary get on without you? 'There's no difficulty. 'Has she any one capable of taking your place? 'Yes.
As quickly as I could, I hustled him into the waiting carriage, piling his luggage about him to the best advantage and hurrying Cousin Egbert after him as rapidly as I could, though the latter, as on the occasion of my own arrival, halted our departure long enough to present the Honourable George to the driver.
"You are a good girl, Lorance," Mayenne said. "Will you let the boy go now, Cousin Charles?" she asked. "Yes, I will let your boy go," he made answer. "But if I do this for you, I shall expect you henceforth to do my bidding." "You have called me a good girl, cousin." "Aye, so you are. And there is small need to look so Friday-faced about it.
Ona and her cousin dragged a mattress into the parlor and slept at night, and the three men and the oldest boy slept in the other room, having nothing but the very level floor to rest on for the present. Even so, however, they slept soundly it was necessary for Teta Elzbieta to pound more than once on the at a quarter past five every morning.
"And now I wish you all to examine the trees very thoroughly and tell me afterward what you have noticed about them; then we will go down to the schoolroom and see what the books will tell us in our talk about the American elm and its cousin of England." The books had a great deal to tell about them, but Miss Harson preferred to hear the children first.
My Cousin Dorothy said little or nothing all this time; but sat with downcast eyes, giving a look now and again at the table to see if we had all that we needed; for she was housekeeper at Hare Street, her mother having died ten years before, and she herself being the only child.
One day, about three weeks later, Granice, on getting home, found Kate excited over a report from Wrenfield. The Italian had been there again had somehow slipped into the house, made his way up to the library, and "used threatening language." The house-keeper found cousin Joseph gasping, the whites of his eyes showing "something awful."
It seems but a useless prolongation of anxiety. Now as to this other matter: you will go at once to Sally, will you not, my cousin? Tell her that I am sorry that I lent myself to such deception, and that I wish she would not think hardly of me. I shall never see her again, Peggy, but I like not to think that she thinks ill of me."
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