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And some time after she made him a gift of an alms-bag on which she had wrought the words, "Ann, to her worthy work-fellow." Here I am bound to tell that, not to my aunt alone, but to me likewise did the good work which the old organist had pointed out to my friend, seem a vain imagining when it had led her to accept a lover whom she loved not.
Whenever we might apply to the Magister, his door and purse alike were open to us, and peradventure he went more often to visit and succor the needy than he might otherwise have done, inasmuch as he thereby found the chance of speech with his gracious "work-fellow," of winning her praises and kissing her hand, which Ann was ever fain to grant when he had shown special zeal.
It seems to me, at least, that if I could but find my work-fellow and my destined companion, all the rest would be added unto me, as though to confound my unbelief and make me blush for my despair. Believe, then, in a fatherly Providence, and dare to love! November 25, 1863. Prayer is the essential weapon of all religions.
"Applerod," said Johnson, glancing at the note and looking up with sudden fire, "does this mean that you are no longer even partially my employer?" "That's it exactly." "Then you, Applerod, don't you dare call me Mr. Johnson again!" And he shook a bony fist at his old-time work-fellow. Biff Bates nearly fell off the desk, but with rare presence of mind restrained his glee. Mr.
'Timotheus, my work-fellow' the companion and helper of the Apostle, whose name was known everywhere among the Churches, heads the list. Then come other prominent men of his more immediate circle.
Whenever we might apply to the Magister, his door and purse alike were open to us, and peradventure he went more often to visit and succor the needy than he might otherwise have done, inasmuch as he thereby found the chance of speech with his gracious "work-fellow," of winning her praises and kissing her hand, which Ann was ever fain to grant when he had shown special zeal.
I offered to take upon myself this painful task; but she altogether rejected this, and how rightly she judged was presently proved by her cast-off suitor's demeanor; inasmuch as he was ever after her faithful servant and called her his gracious work-fellow.
And some time after she made him a gift of an alms-bag on which she had wrought the words, "Ann, to her worthy work-fellow." Here I am bound to tell that, not to my aunt alone, but to me likewise did the good work which the old organist had pointed out to my friend, seem a vain imagining when it had led her to accept a lover whom she loved not.
And some time after she made him a gift of an alms-bag on which she had wrought the words, "Ann, to her worthy work-fellow." Here I am bound to tell that, not to my aunt alone, but to me likewise did the good work which the old organist had pointed out to my friend, seem a vain imagining when it had led her to accept a lover whom she loved not.
'Well, it's tempted eighteenpence out of my pocket, was the other's reply, as he gave the volume to be examined. 'I've wanted a book on electricity for some time. He spoke with a slight North of England accent. His name was Luke Ackroyd; he had come to London as a lad, and was now a work-fellow of Grail's.
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