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Every morning did she gaze pathetically into my face, saying: "I do hope Axworthy will propose to-day!" and once she added: "I cannot face another winter in the same house with that girl and your mother. Grandma has taken it into her head that Mary is my pet lamb, the idol of my heart, for whom she, and you too, have been set aside.

Why won't you mind what I have told you plenty of times before, that no good comes of going after Ned Anderson, and Axworthy, and that set. What were you doing with them to-day?" But, receiving no answer, he went on. "You always sulk when I speak to you. I suppose you think I have no right to row you, but I do it to save you from worse. You can't never be found out."

The letters received in the morning had prepared the way, and revived the recollection of the unsatisfactory case of Leonard Axworthy Ward, and of the representations of the then Mayor of Market Stoneborough.

Indicating that they slept, she followed him out, and a whispered conference took place as he stood below her on the stairs, their heads on a level. 'Tired, Mary? I have only just got rid of old Axworthy. 'The nurse said you were busy with papers in Henry's room. 'Ay the Will. Henry behaves very well; and is full of right feeling, poor fellow! 'What becomes of those dear little girls?

Poor old Axworthy is murdered, and I'm terribly afraid Leonard has met with some foul play. You or Mary had better go and see about Ave presently, but don't believe a word of anything till you see me again. And shutting the door, while Ethel felt as if the room were reeling round with her, Dr.

Tom had spent the chief of that Saturday in reading a novel borrowed from Axworthy, keeping out of sight of every one. All Sunday he avoided Norman more scrupulously than ever, and again on Monday.

'Tom had put her in such a rage that she did not choose to dance with that cousin of hers, Sam Axworthy, so she was obliged to refuse every one else; and I had to put up with that child! 'Sam Axworthy! He does not belong to our corps. How does he come here? 'Oh! the old man has some houses in the borough, and an omnium gatherum like this was a good time to do the civil thing to him.

"Then if I were you I wouldn't let him kiss me when he says 'Good-night' at the door after bringing you home from a party." "You're old-fashioned. All the girls do it!" "No lady would permit a man to take such a liberty. You're spoiling your chances with Mr. Axworthy, I can tell you.

"You say she has no constitution. Supposing he does marry her, how about the possible children? What have they done that they should have Mary for a mother?" "That's exactly the right way to put it what have they done? We don't know, but they must have gone far astray last time, if they are given such a bad start this incarnation." Will Axworthy left town in the spring.

Sam Axworthy was the son of a low, uneducated man, and his best chance had been the going to this school; but he was of a surly, obstinate temper, and showed so little compunction, that even such superabundant kindness as Dr.

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