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... to him, city articles, money and corn-
markets included. She strolled about the gardens with him, gathering fresh
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Foreshadows Of Love Perils ... mind; and then she was smitten with a
sense of ingratitude. She left her father, and went to Mrs Hamley, and bent over
and kissed her; but she did not speak. Mrs Hamley to...
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All the rest of that day Molly was depressed and not well. Having anything to
conceal ... really
meant to make Molly happy, and tried to be an agreeable companion, only
Molly was not well, and uneasy about many apprehended cares and troubles -
and at such hours of indisposition ... but the very house...
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... him!'
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Molly Gibson At Hamley Hall
The conversation ended there for the time. Wedding-cake and wine were
brought in, and it was ... single eye to the
dear old squire, and his mental and bodily comforts; to try and heal up any
breaches which might have occurred between him and Aimee; and to ignore
Roger...
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... came round, and after numberless last words from the earl -
who appeared to have put off every possible direction to the moment when he
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walking thither by a short cut, and Molly was again in the carriage with my lord,
rubbing his hands and chuckling, and Lady Harriet, trying to be kind and
consolatory, whe...
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... length. Come! come! Osborne has brought it on, though,' with a
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Mr Gibson went away, heavy at heart at the thought of Mrs Hamley's ... to be done, and that without delay.
The great log was placed on the after-dinner fire, the hearth swept up, the
ponderous candles snuffed, and then the door was shut, and...
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... Preston.
And so I am! all but these letters. Oh! if you can but make him take back his
abominable money, and get me my letters. Then we would bury it all in
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oblivion, and he could marry somebody else, and I would marry Roger, and no
one would be the wiser. After all it was only what people call "youthful folly."...
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...
ribbons and laces, when their last conversation had been on such different
subjects, and had called out such vehement expressions of feeling. So Mrs
Gibson held the list in her hand, and read ... think the worse of a girl for meeting her sweetheart here and
there and everywhere, till she gets talked about; but then when she does - and
Molly Gibson's name is in everybody&...
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... from me, I think.' And here she smiled faintly, and
would not have rejected a confirmatory compliment, but none came.
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Cynthia ... its shell, and came out in the shape of an offer made to
he's got feelings or not; but I know what is becoming in a young woman, and
jilting is not. And now you may both go...
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... husband, and conform to his opinion in all things. Look up to
him as your head, and do nothing without consulting him.' - It was as well that
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CHAPTER ... Birmingham and London,' and I thought I would come on here,
and offer you my congratulations. Clare, which is the young lady?' - putting up
her glasses, and loo...
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...
Frenchwoman of doubtful rank; and I can't bear the thought of losing my child -
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'Mr Hamley and - is it not Miss Gibson? I ... Towers; and found it difficult, if not impossible, to reconcile the
long-fixed idea of the house as a place wherein to suffer all a child's tortures of
dismay and forlornness...
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