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Updated: June 10, 2025
That was the first and greatest wrong. To give it you I thieved, and in taking it again I thieved again. God knoweth He shut his eyes, and kept them shut. She called to him more urgently, 'Richard, Richard! but he made no answer, and appeared to sleep. The Queen shivered and sniffed, turned to her Christ, and so spent the night.
Mother was in the settle, of course, knitting hard, as usual; and Uncle Ben took to a three-legged stool, as if all but that had been thieved from him. Howsoever, he kept his breath from speech, giving privilege, as was due, to mother.
However, all about the bailiff, and the landlord, and the thieved gift, and the sudden dismissal, the sure ruin, the dismal wayside plans, and fears, and dark alternatives, without one hope in any these did poor Acton fluently pour forth with broken-hearted eloquence; to these Grace listened sorrowfully, with a face full of gentle trust in God's blessing on the morrow's interview; these Mary, the wife, heard to an end, with no storm of execration on ill-fortune, no ebullition of unjust rage against a fool of a husband, no vexing sneers, no selfish apprehensions.
At this Miette turned dreadfully pale. "You lie!" she muttered. "If my father did kill anybody, he never thieved!" And as Silvere, pale and trembling more than she, began to clench his fists: "Stop!" she continued; "this is my affair." Then, turning to the men, she repeated with a shout: "You lie! You lie! He never stole a copper from anybody. You know it well enough.
But throughout his short life, Roderick Audrey the very name is an echo of romance! displayed a contempt for whatever was common or ugly. Not only was his appearance at Tyburn a lesson in elegance, but he thieved, as none ever thieved before or since, with no other accomplice than a singing-bird.
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