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"I have not seen her for months," replied the noble, with a slight change of countenance. "She is at one of their western manors. They say her lord is sorely ill; and the Lady Bonville is a devout hypocrite, and plays the tender wife. But enough of such ancient and worn-out memories. Thy father sorrows he still for his Eureka? I can learn no trace of it."
During this scene Miss Minerva had preserved her air of pronounced Scottish good sense, while listening attentively, and she now said to Eureka, "D'you see anything for Mr. Vivian, dear Eureka? Even the littlest thing would be welcomed." Eureka stared upon the Prophet, who began to feel very nervous. "There's something round his head," she remarked, with her usual almost sacred earnestness.
"But the Eureka my hope my mind's child!" exclaimed Adam, suddenly, and halting at the door. "Eh, eh!" said Madge, pushing him forward. "It is too heavy to move; thou couldst not lift it. Think of thine own flesh and blood, of thy daughter, of her dead mother! Save her life, if thou carest not for thine own!" "Go, Sibyll, go, and thou, Madge; I will stay.
He stopped abruptly in the unwonted laughter, put down the cup; his face fell. "Ah, Heaven forgive me! and the poor Eureka and faithful Madge!" "Oh, Father! fear not; we are not without protection. Lord Hastings is returned to London, we will seek him; he will make our cruel neighbours respect thee.
One day Helen had left him so employed, and was busy cooking the dinner at her own place, but, mind you, with one eye on the dinner and another on her patient, when suddenly she heard him shouting very loud, and ran out to see what was the matter. He was roaring like mad, and whirling his arms over his head like a demented windmill. She ran to him. "Eureka!
Two more days of the Eureka at Ythan laid low the grass in every field, and within eight days of the time when Mr Hemmenway made his appearance there, all the hay was well made and safely housed, without a drop of rain having fallen upon it. Davie was tired, but triumphant.
When Captain Jim began, "Ez Lacy was one day tellin' me," or, "Ez Lacy Bassett allows," or more formally, when strangers were present, "Ez a partickler friend o' mine, Lacy Bassett maybe ez you know him sez," the youthful and lighter members of the Eureka Mining Company glanced at each other in furtive enjoyment.
Eureka fixed her heavy eyes on Miss Minerva and swayed her thin body to and fro in as panther-like a manner as she could manage. "Mother's after it," continued Mr. Moses, twitching his left ear with his thumb in a Hebraic manner and shooting his shining cuffs; "mother's on the trail. Doves for a bishop and the little mangel-wurzel for the labouring man. Clever mother!
Leaving Hastings to such meditations of fear or of hope as these lines could call forth, we lead the reader to a room not very distant from his own, the room of the illustrious Friar Bungey. The ex-tregetour was standing before the captured Eureka, and gazing on it with an air of serio-comic despair and rage.
There was much confusion on Eureka, and Jim could not see how the men were to benefit from the simple drill in which they were being instructed with great assiduity.
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