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Blows's request for the capital sum, they expressed astonishment that she could be willing to tear herself away from the hero's grave, and spoke of the pain which such an act on her part would cause him in the event of his being conscious of it. In order to show that they were reasonable men, they allowed her an extra shilling that week.
They were in the shadow of the trees which fringed the new cemetery as they passed, and both peered. The stranger was satisfied first and, to Mr. Blows's growing indignation, first gave a leap backward which would not have disgraced an acrobat, and then made off across the field with hideous outcries. "If I get 'old of some of you," said the offended Mr.
Blows's face softened; he had no idea that he had established himself so firmly in the affections of his fellow-townsmen. "Four mourning carriages," continued his wife, "and the the hearse, all covered in flowers so that you couldn't see it 'ardly. One wreath cost two pounds." Mr. Blows endeavoured to conceal his gratification beneath a mask of surliness.
They no longer denied the supernatural nature of the manifestations, but, with a strange misunderstanding of Mr. Blows's desires, attributed his restlessness to dissatisfaction with the projected tombstone, and, having plenty of funds, amended their order for a plain stone at ten guineas to one in pink marble at twenty-five. "That there committee," said Mr.
Blows's request for the capital sum, they expressed astonishment that she could be willing to tear herself away from the hero's grave, and spoke of the pain which such an act on her part would cause him in the event of his being conscious of it. In order to show that they were reasonable men, they allowed her an extra shilling that week.
They were in the shadow of the trees which fringed the new cemetery as they passed, and both peered. The stranger was satisfied first and, to Mr. Blows's growing indignation, first gave a leap backward which would not have disgraced an acrobat, and then made off across the field with hideous outcries. "If I get 'old of some of you," said the offended Mr.
Blows's face softened; he had no idea that he had established himself so firmly in the affections of his fellow-townsmen. "Four mourning carriages," continued his wife, "and the the hearse, all covered in flowers so that you couldn't see it 'ardly. One wreath cost two pounds." Mr. Blows endeavoured to conceal his gratification beneath a mask of surliness.
They no longer denied the supernatural nature of the manifestations, but, with a strange misunderstanding of Mr. Blows's desires, attributed his restlessness to dissatisfaction with the projected tombstone, and, having plenty of funds, amended their order for a plain stone at ten guineas to one in pink marble at twenty-five. "That there committee," said Mr.
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