Hirell, by the author of 'Abel Drake's wife' (J. Saunders).1872 |
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... Kezia said he wished ' expressed as much respect for the injunction as if it had been a command . Chamberlayne showed no more signs of impatience , but sat watching Kezia as gravely as if she had been preparing a funeral feast . While ...
... Kezia said he wished ' expressed as much respect for the injunction as if it had been a command . Chamberlayne showed no more signs of impatience , but sat watching Kezia as gravely as if she had been preparing a funeral feast . While ...
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... Kezia smiled and brightened with a gentle excitement , that brought a faint rose on her cheek , and gave new light to her eyes . Robert had assisted her to draw up the heavy stiff - backed oak chairs to the table , and to bring in ...
... Kezia smiled and brightened with a gentle excitement , that brought a faint rose on her cheek , and gave new light to her eyes . Robert had assisted her to draw up the heavy stiff - backed oak chairs to the table , and to bring in ...
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... Kezia had left the kitchen , and no one was there but Elias , Hugh , and Robert , he saw no good in further delay . The blow which he had to give seemed as if it would take all the strength out of him . He looked about for a chair ...
... Kezia had left the kitchen , and no one was there but Elias , Hugh , and Robert , he saw no good in further delay . The blow which he had to give seemed as if it would take all the strength out of him . He looked about for a chair ...
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... Kezia , take them off ! ' Kezia , with her usual prompt obedience , came in timid haste , unclasped the necklace , and laid it on the table before her master . He looked from it to a large trunk that stood by the wall , partly packed ...
... Kezia , take them off ! ' Kezia , with her usual prompt obedience , came in timid haste , unclasped the necklace , and laid it on the table before her master . He looked from it to a large trunk that stood by the wall , partly packed ...
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... Kezia entered , pale and trembling . Their arms were full of things , with which they timidly approached Elias . Hirell wore one of the very oldest and poorest of the dresses that were hers before the sudden change from poverty ; for ...
... Kezia entered , pale and trembling . Their arms were full of things , with which they timidly approached Elias . Hirell wore one of the very oldest and poorest of the dresses that were hers before the sudden change from poverty ; for ...
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