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Updated: June 8, 2025
Three daughters are too great an affliction for one's friends, and Bee and Conny are so delighted to be near their brother and with dear Lena Vivian, that I am very glad above all, since I find there are real church privileges so different from the Vicar of Wil'sbro'. Poor man; he is a great trial."
Anne fairly coloured up, and exclaimed, "Julius has been our main- stay and help in everything I can't think how he has done it. He has been here whenever we needed him, as well as at Wil'sbro', where people have been dying everywhere, the poor Vicar and all " "Far be it from me to discourage philanthropy," said Mr. Charnock, "only I would have it within due bounds.
The other servants said Emma had taken the baby out as usual in the morning, but had not returned to dinner, and they too had supposed her at the Hall. None of the dependants of the Hall in the cottages round knew anything of her, but at last Dilemma Hornblower imparted that she had seen my lady's baby's green cloak atop of a tax-cart going towards Wil'sbro'.
"I don't know where, within some hundred miles. But, Herbert, I think we ought to undertake the help that is wanted at Wil'sbro'. Smith of Duddingstone is too weakly, and poor old Mr. Moulden neither could nor would. We are the nearest, and having it here already, do not run the risk of spreading it.
To Wil'sbro' he daily gave two morning hours, for he never failed to be wanted either for the last rites, or for some case beyond Herbert's experience, as well as to see the Vicar, who was sinking fast, in a devout and resigned frame, which impressed while it perplexed his brother clergyman, in view of the glaring deficiencies so plain to others, but which never seemed to trouble his conscience.
She summarily sent off Mungo and Tartar by the conveyance that brought her, and would have sent Rollo away, but that Herbert protested against it, and no power short of an order from him would have taken the dog from his bedside. And Mr. Bindon returned from Wil'sbro' in unspeakable surprise. "The heroes of the occasion," he said, "were Bowater and Mrs. Duncombe!
If she could take her to the races, she would be capable of taking her anywhere! They all go and drink at that beer-shop, and catch Julius, the pony carriage! Oh! it's gone!" "Yes," said Julius in explanation. "She sent Betty Reynolds into Wil'sbro' in it." "Get in, Rosamond," cried Cecil, "we will drive back till we find her."
She looked up at his kind face, and asked whether he had heard of this fever. "On Sunday evening, some friends who came out from Backsworth to our evening service spoke of an outbreak of fever at Wil'sbro', and said that several of the Charnock family were ill. I have had this card since from young Mr. Bowater: "T. F. in severe form.
"He went to see old George Willett," said Anne. "The poor old man has just heard of the death of his daughter at Wil'sbro'." "And you came to sit with this boy, you good creature. How are you, master?" "Oh, better, thanks," he said, with a weary stretch. "How done up you look, Rose! How did you come?" "I walked from Wil'sbro'." "Walked!" echoed both her hearers. "Walked!
Terry can spare me, and if you will go to Wil'sbro' I'll stay till my husband comes, or the doctor. The Sisters will tell you what to do." Herbert was, however, so much more comfortable for being in bed, that he was able to give Mr.
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