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Indeed, the old doctor is not very inconsistent in practice, for he has educated his only daughter, Cornelia, to his own profession, and I believe she took her M.D. with honors, though she has lately spoiled her prospects by marrying. But socially he has become a little aristocratic, seeking an exclusive association with his wealthy neighbors.

We might easily have guessed this, if we ever dreamed of impossibilities." "In such cases, when appearances lean in one direction, set principles in the opposite balance," added Cornelia. "What Adela apprehends may seem to impend, but we know that papa is incapable of doing it. To know that, shuts the gates of suspicion. She has allowed herself to be troubled by a ghastly nightmare."

'And as you've known me for a long time, you know, said Mr Toots, 'let me assure you that she is one of the most remarkable women that ever lived. 'My dear! remonstrated Mrs Toots. 'Upon my word and honour she is, said Mr Toots. 'I I assure you, Mrs Blimber, she's a most extraordinary woman. Mrs Toots laughed merrily, and Mrs Blimber led her to Cornelia.

"Because" Cornelia came to the rescue of her sire; but her impetuosity was either unsupported by a reason, or she stooped to fit one to the comprehension of the interrogator: "Oh, because do you know, we have very select music at our church?" "We have a highly-paid organist," added Arabella. "Recently elected," said Adela. "Ah! mon Dieu!" Mr. Pericles ejaculated.

Poor Cornelia held her clasped hands in her lap, and knew not what to say. When the silence had lasted so long that in another moment she must have screamed, she chanced to remember the watch. It was ticking steadily in her belt.

"Ah, well, I heard another bride say that once," sighed Miss Cornelia. "Jennie Dean thought when she married that there wasn't anybody like HER husband in the world. And she was right there wasn't! And a good thing, too, believe ME! He led her an awful life and he was courting his second wife while Jennie was dying. "Wasn't that like a man?

I tell you, the majority of the women in this town think of nothing else. I have not yet looked over my wardrobe myself. Mother selected it in Paris, and I did not trouble myself to examine it when it was unpacked." Beulah smiled, but offered no comment. Cornelia suddenly sank back in her chair, and said hastily: "Give me that vial on the bureau! Quick! quick!"

"Why, Sophie!" murmured Cornelia, covered with an astonishment of smiles and tears, "how sweet you are! I didn't think you'd care; I thought you'd think it foolish in me to be glad, dear Sophie!" "My darling!" said Sophie, with another hug.

He painted my house for me last spring. It looks real nice now, don't you think?" Anne was saved by the clock striking five. "Lord, is it that late?" exclaimed Miss Cornelia. "How time does slip by when you're enjoying yourself! Well, I must betake myself home." "No, indeed! You are going to stay and have tea with us," said Anne eagerly.

While he untied the strings, there had been a growing uneasiness lest the hat be one of those wild, queer combinations of colors that Cornelia frequently purchased and called "artistic." The girl received the hat with a grateful relief that was entirely satisfactory to the young man. "And now," said he, as he pulled out the gloves and laid them gravely in her lap, "we're invited out to dinner."

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