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Updated: June 26, 2025
Louisa had written a long letter about her husband and her children, with a postscript. "P.S. I don't half like what you tell me about Juliana and Dr. C . For goodness' sake don't encourage her in any of that nonsense. Sit on it. Laugh her out of it. I agree with you that it would be better if she cultivated her mind a little more. "P.P.S. Andrew has just come in.
'How fervent is my gratitude to my excellent departed friend for this! A legacy, however trifling, embalms our dear lost ones in the memory! It was of no avail. Juliana continued densely stupid. Was she not worse? The Countess could not, 'in decency, as she observed, reveal to her who had prompted Mrs.
Desgranges called him back. "I want to tell you a piece of news which will give you pleasure. I was going to leave the village this year; but I have just taken a new lease of five years of my landlady." "Do you see, Juliana," said James to his wife, turning round, "I was right when I said he was going away." "How," replied Mr. Desgranges, "I had told them not to tell you of it."
I am only happy with him! 'Ah, do not doubt him, Juliana, for anything he does! You say, that now the Duke has obtained for him the Secretaryship to my husband's Company, he should not thing, and you do not understand why. I will tell you.
The sick night-light burned steadily in Juliana's chamber. On a couch, beside her bed, Caroline lay sleeping, tired with a long watch. Two sentences had been passed on Juliana: one on her heart: one on her body: 'Thou art not loved'; and, 'Thou must die. The frail passion of her struggle against her destiny was over with her. Quiet as that quiet which Nature was taking her to, her body reposed.
Mother Juliana gives us some clue in regard to her own revelations where she says: "All this blessed showing of our Lord God was showed in three parts; that is to say, by bodily sight; and by words formed in my understanding; and by ghostly sight. As a rule she makes it quite clear throughout, which of these three kinds of showing is being described.
Of Robert of Gloucester, and William Langland, of Andrew of Wyntown and the Lady Juliana Berners, he could discourse, if not with eloquence, at least with enthusiasm. Chaucer was his favourite poet, and he was supposed to have read the works of Gower in English, French, and Latin. But he was himself apparently as old as one of his own black-letter volumes, and as unfit for general use.
We must promise never to say anything about it never to anybody in the world won't we, dear?" "Oh, I won't tell if you don't want me to, but what " "You promise me never to tell a soul!" "Of course! I promise cross my heart and hope to die but what did he do it for?" Juliana tried humorous evasion. "Men, my dear, are often tempted by women to such lengths tempted beyond their strength.
"I think you heard me," said Miss Juliana. "Come!" She uttered "come" so that not mountains would have dared stay, much less a frightened little boy in a girl's dress. In his proper garb there had been instant and contemptuous flight. But the dress debased all his manly instincts. He came crawling, as the worm.
"Not at first; but when I got up to our fence I heard some of 'em yelling like very fiends, and they came after me through the woods, but I got inside our yard, and the baby woke up and yelled like a very fiend, and Nathan Marwick came running out of our barn and says: 'What in time is all this? And someone told folks in the house and out comes Harvey D.'s stepmother that he got married to, and Grandpa Gideon and Cousin Juliana that happened to be there, and all the gypsies rushed up the hill and everyone made the vilest scene and I had to give back this lovely baby to the gypsy woman that claimed it.
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