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And then, for a year and a half, Charlotte went to school again, that school of Miss Wooler's at Roe Head, where Ellen Nussey found her, "a silent, weeping, dark little figure in the large bay-window". She was then sixteen. Two years later she went back to Miss Wooler's school as a teacher.
And the queer thing is, gentlemen, if I may express an opinion, that nobody ever saw the gentleman after he had left Mrs. Wooler's! That seems " A fisherman came lounging across the quay from the shadow of one of the neighbouring cottages. He touched his cap to Marston Greyle, and looked inquiringly at the two strangers. "Are you the gentlemen as is asking after another gentleman?" he said.
Wooler's face that every one at the table saw her change colour "but I am sure, Mrs.
I believe I have already mentioned that some of her surviving friends consider that an incident which she heard, when at school at Miss Wooler's, was the germ of the story of Jane Eyre. But of this nothing. can be known, except by conjecture.
"I've thought of that," observed Spurge. "And you can always find that much out from my cousin at the 'Admiral. He keeps in touch with me if it got too hot for me here, I should clear out to Norcaster there's a spot there where I've laid low many a time. You can trust my cousin Jim Spurge, that's his name. One eye, no mistaking of him he's always about the yard there at Mrs. Wooler's."
Besides, all the weight of care involved in the household preparations pressed on the bride in this case not unpleasantly, only to the full occupation of her time. She was too busy to unpack her wedding dresses for several days after they arrived from Halifax; yet not too busy to think of arrangements by which Miss Wooler's journey to be present at the marriage could be facilitated.
His Lordship, in alluding to cheap seditious publications, such as Cobbett's and Sherwin's Registers, and Wooler's Dwarf, which at this time were published at twopence each, in great numbers, lamented that the law officers of the Crown could find nothing in them that they could prosecute with any chance of success.
Your father has just been to see this gentleman, Addie perhaps he told you?" Addie Chatfield dropped into a chair at Mrs. Wooler's side, and looked the stranger over slowly and carefully. "No," she answered. "My father didn't tell me he doesn't tell me anything about his own affairs. All his talk is about mine the iniquity of them, and so on."
Assheton and asked him sweetly if he did not "think it was beginning to be very warm so early in the year?" "By heavens!" mattered Mallard to Myra, "she has done the parson woman good. Look at her face. It's unpleasant to look at." Mrs. Wooler's features were a study.
Greyle's agent, and his uncle's before him that's who he is Peeping Peter, they call him hereabouts, because he's fond of knowing everybody's business." "Bring him in," said Copplestone. He was by no means averse to having a companion, and Mrs. Wooler's graphic characterization had awakened his curiosity. "Tell him I shall be glad to see him." Mrs.
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