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What was the meaning of it? Why had Mr. Windle told him sixty, or more, when scarcely twenty attended? He stood waiting in the vestry afterwards with the well-filled chalice in his hand, tremulously anticipating Mr. Windle's arrival. His face was twitching spasmodically. The unseen fingers were busy. They never left him alone.
"What a charming man his lordship is." "You know him?" asked Mr. Windle in surprise. "Well slightly." "He is doing us the honour of dining with us to-day after morning service. We always dine in the middle of the day on Sundays only Sundays, of course." "Indeed?" said the Rev. Samuel, in reference to the first part of Mr. Windle's sentence. "My wife and I will be pleased if you will come." Mr.
Essays: by H. James, in Partial Portraits; by Chapman, in Emerson and Other Essays. Hardy. Criticism: Macdonnell's Thomas Hardy; Johnson's The Art of Thomas Hardy. See also Windle's The Wessex of Thomas Hardy; and Dawson's Makers of English Fiction. George Meredith. Criticism: Le Gallienne's George Meredith; Hannah Lynch's George Meredith.
On mature consideration, he thought it better to add a little more wine. It would save them from the contingency of a longer service than was already necessary. He poured in the little more, and the silver jug was now a little more than three parts full. Mr. Windle's lozenge was well dissolved and swallowed before the anthem was finished, and the service went through without a break. The Rev.
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