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All this afternoon she was most trying. If Dr. Nevington heard the real story, he would never blame you. You must not fret." "I am not fretting about Dr. Nevington," he answered, "but about Dominic. I am afraid we shall not have him with us very much longer, Rhoda." "Oh! dear, oh! dear, you don't mean it? Never!" she cried in accents of genuine distress. "Did you see him, Georgie?" "No, Miss St.
But here is your good husband back again ceased to be unevenly yoked with the unbeliever, eh, Lovegrove?" "I was glad you took them away, Georgie," Mrs. Lovegrove put in. "Still I'm sorry for you, for the vicar's been talking so nobly. You've missed such a lot." "Ah, hardly that. I have merely been giving your dear good wife a little lecture on Christian charity. How is Mrs. Nevington?
"Ah! well, I am prepared to believe that the gain might not be exclusively on one side." Mrs. Lovegrove folded her fat hands, purring almost audibly. He seemed to her so very wise and good. "That's so like you, Dr. Nevington," she said. "As I always tell Mr. Lovegrove, we have a great responsibility in having you for our pastor and friend.
And widows have all sorts of little cunning ways with them." She rose from the thrice happy sofa. "I was gratified to have Dr. Nevington and Mr. Iglesias meet. But we certainly will have to send for Serena," she said. Mr. Iglesias crossed Trimmer's Green in the dusty sunshine.
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