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Updated: June 3, 2025
King Ina's Palace is the name of an interesting house on the Martock road. Near the church there are one or two other ancient houses which invite notice. Pill, a populous village, 6 m. N.W. of Bristol, standing on a muddy creek of the Avon. A sufficient impression of the place may be obtained from the station platform. The church is modern. Pilton, 1-1/2 m.
And on hearing that Lulu had an errand, added still more sisterly; "Well, but mercy, what you so dressed up for?" Lulu was in a thin black and white gown which they had never seen, and wore the tilting hat with the red wing. "Ninian bought me this," said Lulu only. "But, Lulu, don't you think it might be better to keep, well out of sight for a few days?" Ina's lifted look besought her. "Why?"
It matters not what their lies concerning him had been, nor do I think that Owen knew all that had been said against him, but Gerent had banished him, and so he had wandered to Mercia, and thence after a year or two to Sussex, having heard of the Irish monks of the old Western Church at Bosham. So he had met with me, and thus he and I had come to Ina's court together.
It pierced her; but oddly she felt no resentment, only a curious sensation of compassionate sympathy. "Yes, I saw him some weeks ago," she said. "You have not decided to separate then? Everyone said you had." Ina's tone was brutally direct, yet still, strangely, Avery felt no indignation. "We have not been friends for the last year," she said. "Ah! I thought not. And why?
Now the child's words of prophecy, spoken from the oldest reasoning in the world, that of established sequence and precedent, did not recur to Charlotte, but she was fulfilling them. Ina's marriage and perhaps the natural principle of growth had brought about a change in her.
"He's the nicest man here, and he always lets us have things, whether we pay him or not. I have heard you say so. I think you are awful mean to take his groceries, and eat 'em, and use them for Ina's wedding, and then not ask him, just because he is a grocer." Anna's laughter floated back, and the boy wondered angrily what she was laughing at. Then he went by himself about righting wrongs.
Ninian thought this might have been out of compliment. Ina wished that Monona might have seen, confessed that the last part was so pretty that she herself would not look; and into Ina's eyes came their loveliest light. Lulu sat there, hearing the talk about the play. "Why couldn't I have said that?" she thought as the others spoke.
From the top of an elaborate Gothic temple four stories high there is a fine view, while the Flag Tower, a massive building with four turrets, and six stories high, is used as an observatory. There is a delightful retreat for the weary sightseer called the Refuge, a fine imitation of Stonehenge, and Ina's Rock, where Ina, king of Wessex, held a parliament after his battle with the king of Mercia.
Ina's furious, of course. Moms had a letter from her that singed the envelope; but I sort of enjoy seeing the cannery district break in. They've got the money these days." Nothing here to my purpose. Barbara reached forward and turned the sheet for me, and I saw Worth Gilbert's name half way down it. "Doctor Bowman is an old hell-cat, and I hate him." Skeet made her points with a fine simplicity.
She merely said, "Do not let him talk you over." "He is not so likely to talk me over as you," said Rhoda. "You are mistaken," was Ina's reply. "I am the one person he will never deceive again." Rhoda Gale received his visit: he did not beat about the bush, nor fence at all. He declared at once what he came for.
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