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Longdon's face reflected for a minute something he could scarcely have supposed her acute enough to make out, the struggle between his real mistrust of her, founded on the unconscious violence offered by her nature to his every memory of her mother, and his sense on the other hand of the high propriety of his liking her; to which latter force his interest in Vanderbank was a contribution, inasmuch as he was obliged to recognise on the part of the pair an alliance it would have been difficult to explain at Beccles.
She, who had been the honoured guest of Royalty, who had been enthroned as the Tragic Muse, and whose voice had charmed applauding multitudes, was seen in the humble Dissenting meeting-house at Beccles shedding abundant and unaffected tears at the plain and faithful exhibition of religious truth. Mr.
Longdon pondered and then, a little to Vanderbank's surprise, at any rate to his deeper amusement, candidly asked: "Only Fernanda? No other lady?" "Oh yes, several other ladies." Mr. Longdon appeared to hear this with pleasure. "You're quite right. We don't make enough of Sunday at Beccles." "Oh we make plenty of it in London!" Vanderbank said.
Crisp, of Beccles, a maltster and general provision merchant, who turned her into a storeship, and anchored her off his wharf in the river Waveney. But as the club has no "local habitation" only a name it now remains in the charge of Mr. Frederic Hudson, one of the founders of the club.
Maria's denial had come upon them like a thunderclap, bewildering, stunning. If Althea was not in Galloway, where was she? Maria Beccles did not reply for some time to the question. Then she took the pins out of her hat and threw it on a chair, thus symbolising the renunciation of her intention of returning forthwith to Scotland.
'A friend of the Squire's, a Mr Montague. I used to see him about in Bungay and Beccles. 'Paul Montague! 'Do you know him, Felix? 'Well; rather. He's a member of our club, and I see him constantly in the city and I know him at home. 'Is he nice? 'Well; that depends on what you call nice. He's a prig of a fellow. 'He's got a lady friend where I live.
For instance, we find in 1656 two persons, who had been members of the Independent church at Beccles, received adult baptism, and in so doing were considered to have given ‘offence’ to the church, and were desired to appear and give an account of their practices. At one time there was little of what we know as congregational singing.
Brookenham's about Beccles and Suffolk; but it was not at Beccles nor anywhere in the county that these ornaments had been designed. His action had already been, with however little purpose, to present the region to his interlocutor in a favourable light.
Kerrich was FitzGerald's brother-in-law, the husband of the poet's favourite sister, who had predeceased him in 1863. Mr. Kerrich lived at Geldeston Hall, near Beccles, which is still in possession of the same family. Mr. At this time Posh was a man of means, and drove his smart gig and mare, and it was with some idea of buying a new horse that he was to go to Woodbridge Horse Fair.
A deadly feud, entirely of Miss Beccles' initiating and nourishing, had existed between them for years. They had been neither on speaking nor on writing terms. Miss Beccles, ten years Lady Fenimore's senior, was, from all I had heard, a most disagreeable and ill-conditioned person, as different from my charming friend Edith Fenimore as the ugly old sisters were from Cinderella.
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