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He had gone direct to Eastham, after leaving Earlescourt, his heart aching with sorrow for home and all that he had left there, and beating high with joy at the thought that now nothing stood between him and Dora. He told her of the quarrel of his father's stern words and Dora, as he had foreseen clung round his neck and wept. She would love him all the more, she said.
Now, as my poor girl has been the most faithful soul that ever lived, never for an instant doubting that some day the cloud would lift from Davie, you may imagine what a shock this was to her." "Mrs. Eastham," said Brett, suddenly switching the conversation away from the Italian's fantasy, "you are well acquainted with all the circumstances connected with Sir Alan's murder.
The savages treated the boy kindly, and had him at Nauset, which is now the town of Eastham, near the extremity of the Cape. Governor Bradford immediately sent ten men in a boat to rescue the boy. They coasted along the first day very prosperously, notwithstanding a thunder-shower in the afternoon, with violent wind and rain. At night they put into Barnstable Bay, then called Cummaquid.
The kindly familiarity of the barrister's words to one who, during many weary days, suspected all men of loathing him as a murderer at large, was directed by infinite tact. Hume held out his hand, "You are a good chap," he said. Hume did not send a telegram to the Sleagill Rectory. He explained that, owing to the attitude adopted by the Rev. Eastham.
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In the centre of the churchyard stood an old yew-tree, with immense trunk, which was all decayed within, so that it is a wonder how the tree retains any life, which, nevertheless, it does. It was called "the old Yew of Eastham," six hundred years ago! After passing through the churchyard, we saw the village inn on the other side.
There was a mournful dignity in the man's face that touched Ronald. "I am sorry for you," he said, "if you love Dora; for she will be my wife." "Never!" cried Ralph. "Since you will not listen to fair words, I defy you. I will go to Eastham and never leave Dora again until she will be my own."
In the centre of the churchyard stood an old yew-tree, with immense trunk, which was all decayed within, so that it is a wonder how the tree retains any life, which, nevertheless, it does. It was called "the old Yew of Eastham," six hundred years ago! After passing through the churchyard, we saw the village inn on the other side.
Within a short time, however, with the rapid increase of children and the need of more pasturage for the cattle, many of the leading men and women drifted away from the original confines of Plymouth towards Duxbury, Marshfield, Scituate, Bridgewater and Eastham.
They also corroborated the statement that the missing boy had gone down the Cape with the Nausets, and would be found at Eastham, Aspinet's headquarters. "I see no reason for gainsaying such a comfortable proposal," said Bradford turning with a smile to Standish who cheerily replied, "Nor I, so that they leave hostages aboard, and we carry every man his piece ashore."
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