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'sported for fourteen years, and I 'ont be living to see him come back again. Anwyl! anywyl! Here tears came, and Mrs Jenkins sank upon a chair, and covered her face with her hands. Rowland let them flow for a time, and then putting his hand kindly on her shoulder said, 'Aunt 'Lizbeth! you must try to keep up for Howel's sake. He will like you to visit him now, perhaps,
'Now say, "I give and bequeath to my wife, 'Lizbeth Jenkins, ten thousand pound out of the aforesaid mortgage on Jacob Davies Llansadwn's property." 'Is that all, Uncle Griff? 'Yes, I sha'n't say no more. 'And the box of gold? Again the miser grasped Rowland's hand, and fixed his keen eyes on his face. 'I 'ont be dying yet, and I 'ont be putting that down to-night.
I say, Rowland, I can't help it, it breaks my heart to see Netta as she is; and she will kill mother. As to father, there is no getting a civil word from him ever since the news came. 'I suppose every one knows it? said Rowland. 'Of course Aunt 'Lizbeth has employed Mr Rice Rice and a counsel for that scoundrel, to do what they can when the case is tried.
Where did you get it, Miss 'Lizbeth Jarvis Gordon?" Elizabeth gave that haughty turn to her long neck, which the conduct of Charles Stuart and John so often called forth. She looked away straight over the fence-tops. It might be rude, it certainly was not genteel, but she positively refused to converse with a scoundrel who would ill-use Eppie. Mr.
However he told her to go to a small inner room, the window of which looked into the street, and her attention was soon quite absorbed. Her grandmother was in a maudlin condition, out of which, under any other circumstances, Owen would have extracted mirth, but now he only felt anger and sorrow. 'Have you heard anything of Howel, Aunt 'Lizbeth? he asked. 'Oh, annwyl! No.
But he 'ont be found guilty, if they do tak him. Owen, bach! it was killing me, 'deet to goodness it was, 'Don't cry, Aunt 'Lizbeth, I wanted to speak to you about Netta. 'Oh seure! she 'ont come to see her husband's mother! and I don't be cheusing to be turned out of doors again. 'She is very ill, aunt. We don't know whether she can ever recover.
'Oh! I am thinking of your Rowlands and my Howels, so different! said the wretched mother; 'he to be beginning life so rich, and your son with nothing; and now! oh, anwyl! oh, anwyl! 'Come with me, cousin 'Lizbeth, said Mrs Prothero kindly; 'come upstairs, and I will make you some tea, and then Owen shall send you home.
He patted the hand on his shoulder affectionately. "Are you glad to have me home, father?" whispered the girl when she could find her voice. It was a foolish question, but she longed to hear him say she was welcome. "Glad?" he said. "Tuts, tuts, there's been no sunshine in the house since 'Lizbeth left. Eh, eh, indeed, I think I must just be sending word to that Mrs.
Tell you your father what there is, without the box, and without more mortgages and loans; but don't you be talking to anybody about it. Mind you, not to Howel nor to 'Lizbeth: promise me. Rowland promised. The miser fell back exhausted. 'And now Uncle Griff, may I pray for you?
Charles Stuart and John Gordon and Lizzie herself!" he cried. "Been picking berries, eh?" "Who's the little brown thing with all the eyes and hair?" asked Mr. Huntley. Mr. Coulson took Elizabeth's hand and drew her up to the side of the buggy. "This gentleman wants to know your name, Lizzie," he said. "It's 'Lizbeth Jarvis Gordon," said that young lady with great dignity.
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