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'I do not think I can, Rupert, said Elizabeth, not wishing to expose Harriet, for Mrs. Woodbourne's sake. 'Then I am to understand, said Rupert, 'that Miss Hazleby has presented Fido to this noble Adolphus, as a pledge of the tenderest friendship, and that you and Kate act as confidants. 'Nonsense, Rupert, said Anne, trying to check him by a look.
But, Mamma, there is a person whom we have not mentioned, who has no conceit and plenty of self-control. 'Do you mean little Dora? said Lady Merton. 'No, not Dora, though I am pretty much of Mrs. Woodbourne's opinion respecting her, said Anne; 'I meant one who is always overlooked, Miss Lucy Hazleby.
Woodbourne's quiet tears; Dora's happy yet awe-struck face; Anne sympathizing with everyone, rather than feeling on her own account; can think of the choking overwhelming joy with which Elizabeth looked into little Edward's wondering eyes, as the name of their father was read, the first among those who petitioned the Bishop to set that building apart from all ordinary and common uses; can feel, or perhaps have known, the exultation with which she joined in the Psalms, and the swelling of heart as she followed the prayer for a blessing on the families of those who had been the means of the building of that House.
Woodbourne's room, without success; they ran up to the nursery, but she was not there; and they were going down again, when Katherine, seeing Elizabeth go towards the kitchen stairs, exclaimed, 'Well, I will go no further; it is so ridiculous, as if it was a matter of life and death! You may call if you want me.
Woodbourne's dressing-room, to put away the money, and to give her an account of her transactions. While she was so employed, her father came into the room with a newspaper in his hand. 'Look here, Mildred, said he, laying it down on the table before his wife, 'this is what Walker has just brought me. Mrs.
'Well, Mamma, said she, as soon as she came into her room, 'Winifred has lived to say 'the dog is dead'. 'What do you mean, my dear? said Mrs. Woodbourne. 'The enemy is dead, Mamma, said Elizabeth; 'we found him drowned by the green meadow. 'Poor little fellow! your aunt will be very sorry, was kind Mrs. Woodbourne's remark.
Bouverie, a lady who lived at some distance from Abbeychurch, and who was going to stay and dine at the Vicarage. She was tolerably well acquainted with Mr. Woodbourne, but she had not seen the girls since they were quite young children, and now, remarking Elizabeth, she asked Mrs. Hazleby if she was one of Mr. Woodbourne's daughters. 'Oh yes, said Mrs. Hazleby, 'the eldest of them.
Woodbourne's principal assistant in the erection of the new church, and indeed had added all the decorations which the Vicar's limited means, aided by a subscription, could not achieve; and his wife and daughter had taken nearly as much interest in its progress as the ardent Elizabeth herself.
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