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Updated: May 15, 2025
It was Mrs. Furze's way when she proposed anything to herself, to take no account of any obstacles, and she had the most wonderful knack of belittling and even transmuting all moral objections. Mr. Charlie Colston was a well-known figure in Eastthorpe. He was an only son, about five feet eleven inches high, thin, unsteady on his legs, smooth-faced, unwholesome, and silly.
There was not a trace of dandyism in him, and he reminded her immediately of a portrait she had seen of Edward Irving in a shop at Eastthorpe. He stood straight up in the pulpit reading from a little Testament he held in his hand, and when he had given out his text he put the Testament down and preached without notes. His subject was a passage in the life of Jesus taken from Luke xviii. 18
Her father was a draper in Cambridge, which was not only a much bigger place than Eastthorpe, but had a university, and Mrs.
I had to come over to Eastthorpe along with Bellamy, and I said I MUST go and see my Catharine, though and her mother though they DO live in the Terrace, but I couldn't get Bellamy to come no, he said the Terrace warn't for him; he'd go and smoke a pipe and have something to drink at your old shop, or rather your new shop, but it's in the old place in the High Street leastways if you keep any baccy and whiskey there now and he'd call for me with the gig, and I said as I knew my Catharine her mother would give me a cup of tea; and, Miss Catharine, you remember that big white hog as you used to look at always when you went out into the meadow? well, he's killed, and I know Mr.
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