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It was quite pleasant to Gillian to have a legitimate cause of opposition when Miss Mohun made known that she intended Gillian to take a class at the afternoon Sunday-school, while the two children went to Mrs. Hablot's drawing-room class at St. Andrew's Vicarage, all meeting afterwards at church. 'Did mamma wish it? asked Gillian. 'There was no time to mention it, but I knew she would.
Kenelm's it will be to the end of the chapter. And as she exchanged bows with a personage in a carriage, 'There she is, my dear. 'Who? Did she build that church? 'It is not consecrated. It really is only a mission chapel, and he is nothing but a curate of Mr. Hablot's, said Aunt Ada, Gillian thought a little venomously. She asked, 'Who? 'The Reverend Augustine Flight, my dear.
Hablot's class on Sunday. It appeared that they had asked Aunt Jane, and she had told them that their sister knew what their mother would like. 'But I am sure she would not mind, said Valetta. 'Only think, she has got a portfolio with pictures of everything all through the Bible! 'Yes, added Fergus, 'Clem told me.
Each morning at breakfast Gillian hoped that Aunt Jane would lay out her day so as to call on Mrs. White; but first there was the working party, then came the mothers' meeting, followed by afternoon tea at Mrs. Hablot's for some parish council.
Hablot's class on foot, and felt it a slight and a bad example that her niece and nephew should be defaulters. The motive might have worked on Gillian, but it was a lower one, therefore mentioned. She had seen Mrs.
It all was most pleasant in that summer weather going backwards and forwards between the houses; the Sunday coming into church and lunching at Aunt Jane's, where Valetta and Primrose stayed for Mrs. Hablot's class, and were escorted home by Macrae in time for evening service at Clipston, where their mother, Gillian, and Mysie reigned over their little school.
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