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At last, there was an agitation in the blind, as though more than one person was behind it. It was Hannah who lifted it again; but David thought he caught a motion of her arm as though she were holding some one else back. The lad pointed excitedly to Louie. 'She's took bad! he shouted. 'Uncle Reuben! Uncle Reuben! coom down an see for yorsel.
Rehoboth Church is praad o' her sheep; and it keeps th' black uns aatside th' fold, and yo'll nobbud ged blacked yorsel if yo' meddle wi' 'em. But young colts 'll goa their own gait, so pleeas yorsel. At first Mr. Penrose was inclined to think twice over the old Pharisee's advice; but, looking round, he saw Mrs. Stott's sad face in her cottage doorway, and her look determined his advance.
Her eyes were red, but her shaggy head was thrown back defiantly, and there was hysterical battle in the expression of her sharply-tilted nose and chin. 'Mind yorsel, cried Hannah angrily, as the child put down her plate of porridge with a bang which made the housewife tremble for her crockery. 'What's t' matter wi yo, Louie? said Uncle Reuben, looking at her with some discomfort.
She was the quaint product of the hills and of Calvinism, but shrewd withal, and of a kind heart. Indeed, the young minister had taken a strong liking to her, and frequently called at her far-away home. 'Ey, Mr. Penrose, whatever's brought yo aat a neet like this? she cried, as the preacher stood white as a ghost in the doorway of the farmstead. 'Come in and dry yorsel. 'Thank you, Mrs.
After a pause, she added 'Does he write with his own hand? 'You mun see for yorsel'. He held it out to her. She looked at it mystified. 'But it's not opened! 'I hadna juist me spectacles, said Father Time, cautiously. 'Mebbee yo'll read it to me. 'But it's to his mother! cried Nelly. 'I can't open your wife's letter! 'You needn't trooble aboot that. You read it, Mum.
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