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It was the first sign, since his return the night before, Euphrasia had given that an affection for Hilary Vane lurked beneath the nature. "She won't stay long, Phrasie," he answered, and added mischievously, "for a very good reason." "And what's that?" asked Euphrasia. "Because you won't allow her to.
"O no," cried Lady Honoria, "for he did not take any notice of her when he saw her; I am sure if he marries her, it will only be because he cannot help it." "Poor Lady Euphrasia!"
While Euphrasia, in a frenzy of anticipation, garnished and swept the room which held for her so many memories of Austen's boyhood, even beating the carpet with her own hands, Hilary Vane went about his business with no apparent lack of diligence. But he was meditating. He had many times listened to the Reverend Mr.
He thought it strange afterwards, as he drove along the dark roads, that she had not answered him. Even though the matter were on the knees of the gods, Euphrasia would have taken it thence, if she could. Nor did Austen know that she shared with him, that night, his waking hours. The next morning Mr.
"DEAR MISS EUPHRASIA, I have not written to you since we left Conway, because there seemed so little really to trouble you with; but your kind letter coming the other day made me feel as if I must have a talk with you, and perhaps tell you something which I did not fully tell you before. We left our address with Mr.
My dear, dear father came down to breakfast, looking horribly thin and pale, poor fellow! but, thank God, he was able to come once more among us. I am to act Euphrasia on Monday; how I do hate it! Monday week my father talks of resuming his work again with Mercutio.
"I'm all right," said Hilary, once more, and to prove it he stepped not very steadily across the threshold into the hall, and sat down on a chair which had had its place at the foot of the stairs from time immemorial. Euphrasia stood still. "I think," said Victoria, "that Mr. Vane had better see a doctor. Have you a telephone?" "No, we haven't," said Euphrasia. Victoria turned to Mr.
"She looked at that garden," Euphrasia went on, "and cried out. I didn't callate she was like that. And the first thing I knew I was talking about your mother, and I'd forgot who I was talking to. She wahn't like a stranger it was just as if I'd known her always. I haven't understood it yet.
"Leader and Giver; it is the one revelation of Scripture, from beginning to end," said Mr. Vireo. "'Come forth into the land that I shall show thee. 'Follow Me, and I will give unto you everlasting life. The same call in the Old Testament and in the New." "'One Lord, one faith, one baptism," repeated Miss Euphrasia. "Leading by the hand; giving morsel by morsel," said Mr.
While Euphrasia, in a frenzy of anticipation, garnished and swept the room which held for her so many memories of Austen's boyhood, even beating the carpet with her own hands, Hilary Vane went about his business with no apparent lack of diligence. But he was meditating. He had many times listened to the Reverend Mr.
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