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Londoners at Lewes, is accused of being the first to fly, — " qui pfene primus audacipe formidinem anteponens " fugit e prsplio, fug?e potius beneficio se credere tutum " duxit, quam belli casus fortuitos expectare " (p. 150). This must be received with... 16262039 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5e7ysoalngk2p2xwhcl7wbsmuqiod49 Author:E. P. Peabody 102 5217913 16262041 2026-08-27T12:47:04Z Neon700 3058625 Redirected page to [[Author:Elizabeth Palmer Peabody]] 16262041 wikitext text/x-wiki 4hwobaz373rci04i7f8wtn6zznvz0fa Page:The dial, volume 2.pdf/12 104 5217914 16262043 2026-08-27T12:47:56Z Neon700 3058625 /* Proofread */ 16262043 proofread-page text/x-wiki 15sp0tlcgwqs1uy62jjial8vyat0h4i 170 F.3d 359 0 5217915 16262046 2026-08-27T12:49:18Z JoeSolo22 3028097 Redirected page to [[Fraternal Order of Police, Newark Lodge No. 12 v. City of Newark]] 16262046 wikitext text/x-wiki jtigboyp7ln49ucctbq71klcej5m49n Author:K. W. 102 5217916 16262050 2026-08-27T13:08:01Z Qq1122qq 1889140 Redirected page to [[Author:Katherine Woods]] 16262050 wikitext text/x-wiki ax7kg02ztz67fyyiqhsjgbefshryewo Author:Katherine Irwin Woods 102 5217917 16262052 2026-08-27T13:09:54Z Qq1122qq 1889140 Created page with "{{author | firstname = Katherine | lastname = Woods | last_initial = Wo | birthyear = <!--data now imported from wikidata, please consider deleting once matched--> | deathyear = <!--data now imported from wikidata, please consider deleting once matched--> | description = Author, editor, and book reviewer. }} ==Works== * As translator, "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry * As translator, "The Masterpiece" by Emile Zola. * Book reviews for..." 16262052 wikitext text/x-wiki 32he7fuzxy90g3rb6di128863u50w62 16262092 16262052 2026-08-27T13:45:15Z Nighfidelity 3182070 Nighfidelity moved page [[Author:Katherine Woods]] to [[Author:Katherine Irwin Woods]]: Expand name 16262052 wikitext text/x-wiki 32he7fuzxy90g3rb6di128863u50w62 16262096 16262092 2026-08-27T13:45:32Z Nighfidelity 3182070 16262096 wikitext text/x-wiki mgqn6l2sif6g4yy2ncucohjm3anj4oa Page:The dial, volume 2.pdf/13 104 5217918 16262055 2026-08-27T13:13:58Z Neon700 3058625 /* Proofread */ 16262055 proofread-page text/x-wiki t61y8z92ah7a835wnmf56kbhndg8nu9 Page:The Works of H G Wells Volume 12.pdf/391 104 5217919 16262057 2026-08-27T13:16:15Z Tromaster 1013356 /* Proofread */ 16262057 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1bci7orwqacau9q9roc8826m1kat379 Page:Floating Island (1930).djvu/229 104 5217920 16262060 2026-08-27T13:18:53Z EncycloPetey 3239 /* Proofread */ 16262060 proofread-page text/x-wiki hm7q6b1155oy4wigsb6brxxyhqreswz Page:Floating Island (1930).djvu/230 104 5217921 16262061 2026-08-27T13:20:22Z EncycloPetey 3239 /* Proofread */ 16262061 proofread-page text/x-wiki 16gijsymd5nyrzsfp36m57bxas2c084 16262071 16262061 2026-08-27T13:23:03Z EncycloPetey 3239 16262071 proofread-page text/x-wiki ftdua68sqawe2yyanomv6cds1eyzzrb Page:Floating Island (1930).djvu/231 104 5217922 16262065 2026-08-27T13:21:18Z EncycloPetey 3239 /* Proofread */ 16262065 proofread-page text/x-wiki tfnwxpuxmglupsc10qlrkq15zkxdf9q Page:True Detective Mysteries 1930-10.pdf/21 104 5217923 16262066 2026-08-27T13:21:33Z Qq1122qq 1889140 /* Problematic */ 16262066 proofread-page text/x-wiki dxcl1ogyekh9r67gl7yav04nsdcuwq2 Page:Floating Island (1930).djvu/232 104 5217924 16262067 2026-08-27T13:21:44Z EncycloPetey 3239 /* Proofread */ 16262067 proofread-page text/x-wiki l9hnmq3p517g7phw44gvokai66ehuzj Floating Island (1930)/Chapter 40 0 5217925 16262069 2026-08-27T13:22:29Z EncycloPetey 3239 Created page with "{{header | title = [[../|Floating Island]] | author = Anne Parrish | year = 1930 | section = Chapter 40 | previous = [[../Chapter 39/]] | next = [[../Chapter 41/]] | notes = }} {{default layout|Layout 2}} <pages index="Floating Island (1930).djvu" from=229 to=232 /> {{smallrefs}}" 16262069 wikitext text/x-wiki g7ni7fxxbbp3yhx5kqo3mg0ol57voc0 Page:The Works of H G Wells Volume 12.pdf/392 104 5217926 16262070 2026-08-27T13:22:38Z Tromaster 1013356 /* Proofread */ 16262070 proofread-page text/x-wiki onqfbu7phkcrb6w00exvskg8qvf442e Page:The dial, volume 2.pdf/14 104 5217927 16262072 2026-08-27T13:27:15Z Neon700 3058625 /* Proofread */ 16262072 proofread-page text/x-wiki 606t5y3lgc5qhll7d09ha3pk654o1c9 Page:The dial, volume 2.pdf/15 104 5217928 16262078 2026-08-27T13:33:59Z Neon700 3058625 /* Proofread */ 16262078 proofread-page text/x-wiki gqousdfxp8nb6way3owt2tdctigpz3y Page:The Works of H G Wells Volume 12.pdf/393 104 5217929 16262079 2026-08-27T13:35:08Z Tromaster 1013356 /* Proofread */ 16262079 proofread-page text/x-wiki 58rwxa1jrkbpbyjsm33fge6ebz09xut Page:United States Reports, Volume 415.djvu/452 104 5217930 16262082 2026-08-27T13:37:55Z JoeSolo22 3028097 /* Proofread */ Created page with "Nevertheless, soon after the ''Tracy'' decision, suits in the nature of mandamus or for declaratory judgment commenced to be filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia in constantly increasing numbers by plaintiffs seeking resumption of terminated benefits. As of March 8, 1970, 353 suits of this type had been filed in the District of Columbia circuit. ...... "The scope of the ''Tracy'' decision and the decisions upon which it is based is... 16262082 proofread-page text/x-wiki pi7y03vt4wsixhwzt8ddnw95o1trxpn Cobweb Castle/Chapter 13 0 5217931 16262087 2026-08-27T13:42:08Z Chrisguise 2855804 Created page with "{{header | title = [[../]] | author = Joseph Smith Fletcher | translator = | section = Chapter XIII | previous = [[../Chapter 12|Chapter XII]] | next = [[../Chapter 14|Chapter XIV]] | notes = }} <pages index="Cobweb Castle - Fletcher (1928).djvu" include=150-160 />" 16262087 wikitext text/x-wiki p8xmwpdhofz6eo3uhjua1d9smyh02zr Page:The Works of H G Wells Volume 12.pdf/394 104 5217932 16262088 2026-08-27T13:43:34Z Tromaster 1013356 /* Proofread */ 16262088 proofread-page text/x-wiki o92xt8nwnt84ihcyckg5s3ju50bttjn Author:Dalton Stevens 102 5217933 16262089 2026-08-27T13:43:49Z Qq1122qq 1889140 Created page with "{{author | firstname = Dalton | lastname = Stevens | last_initial = St | birthyear = <!--data now imported from wikidata, please consider deleting once matched--> | deathyear = <!--data now imported from wikidata, please consider deleting once matched--> | description = Illustrator }} ==Works== * Cover illustrations for [[True Detective Mysteries]] {{PD-US}} {{authority control}}" 16262089 wikitext text/x-wiki q4tufjltzd1j9d17lddklq6yr14c549 Author talk:Katherine Irwin Woods 103 5217934 16262091 2026-08-27T13:44:33Z Nighfidelity 3182070 /* True Detective */ new section 16262091 wikitext text/x-wiki 0nzgn0e7jljz1mkr4zw4gjvbhq7dy2y 16262094 16262091 2026-08-27T13:45:15Z Nighfidelity 3182070 Nighfidelity moved page [[Author talk:Katherine Woods]] to [[Author talk:Katherine Irwin Woods]]: Expand name 16262091 wikitext text/x-wiki 0nzgn0e7jljz1mkr4zw4gjvbhq7dy2y 16262112 16262094 2026-08-27T13:52:19Z Qq1122qq 1889140 /* True Detective */ Reply 16262112 wikitext text/x-wiki 55gjqgbpxrv5ebpesocmleujcvdrtu4 16262133 16262112 2026-08-27T14:06:13Z Nighfidelity 3182070 /* True Detective */ Reply 16262133 wikitext text/x-wiki gqsfga9rxe3slrjcndcj254axtxgupz Author:Katherine Woods 102 5217935 16262093 2026-08-27T13:45:15Z Nighfidelity 3182070 Nighfidelity moved page [[Author:Katherine Woods]] to [[Author:Katherine Irwin Woods]]: Expand name 16262093 wikitext text/x-wiki tthik9h2egsfhfdxmk8m984n72cucll Author talk:Katherine Woods 103 5217936 16262095 2026-08-27T13:45:15Z Nighfidelity 3182070 Nighfidelity moved page [[Author talk:Katherine Woods]] to [[Author talk:Katherine Irwin Woods]]: Expand name 16262095 wikitext text/x-wiki najk4gxv6kn2gnw10s6ttfybo5lwcs9 Page:A Miscellany of Men.djvu/238 104 5217937 16262097 2026-08-27T13:46:23Z Chrisguise 2855804 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "The Mediaeval Villain I see that there have been more attempts at the whitewashing of King John. But the gentleman who wrote has a further interest in the matter; for he believes that King John was innocent, not only on this point, but as a whole. He thinks King John has been very badly treated; though I am not sure whether he would attribute to that Plantagenet a saintly merit or merely a humdrum respectability. I sympathise with the whitewashing of... 16262097 proofread-page text/x-wiki 85z4a04db119ai9820ah5med84e867r Page:A Miscellany of Men.djvu/239 104 5217938 16262098 2026-08-27T13:47:33Z Chrisguise 2855804 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "clocks and spoiling their cakes; and King John pulling out Jews' teeth with the celerity and industry of an American dentist. Anything is good that shakes all this stiff simplification, and makes us remember that these men were once alive; that is, mixed, free, flippant, and inconsistent. It gives the mind a healthy kick to know that Alfred had fits, that Charles I prevented enclosures, that Rufus was really interested in architecture, that Henry VIII wa... 16262098 proofread-page text/x-wiki pqwpyuswm03wzbj7py2jorwtnql8w6g Page:A Miscellany of Men.djvu/240 104 5217939 16262099 2026-08-27T13:48:10Z Chrisguise 2855804 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "The mediaeval mind turned centrally upon the pivot of Free Will. In their social system the mediaevals were too much PARTI-PER-PALE, as their heralds would say, too rigidly cut up by fences and quarterings of guild or degree. But in their moral philosophy they always thought of man as standing free and doubtful at the cross-roads in a forest. While they clad and bound the body and (to some extent) the mind too stiffly and quaintly for our taste, they had... 16262099 proofread-page text/x-wiki riafz7g41syj3qev2q7a4uaxelcj3ua Page:Irish Fairy Tales (Yeats).djvu/8 104 5217940 16262100 2026-08-27T13:48:41Z Sp1nd01 631214 /* proofread */ Add image 16262100 proofread-page text/x-wiki drbp6yxwyl2uga0j97p1ivvmc2d01ow Page:A Miscellany of Men.djvu/241 104 5217941 16262102 2026-08-27T13:49:37Z Chrisguise 2855804 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "and ballad. It is a feeling which has been weakened among us by two heavy intellectual forces. The Calvinism of the seventeenth century and the physical science of the nineteenth, whatever other truths they may have taught, have darkened this liberty with a sense of doom. We think of bad men as something like black men, a separate and incurable kind of people. The Byronic spirit was really a sort of operatic Calvinism. It brought the villain upon the sta... 16262102 proofread-page text/x-wiki dj0rcnisrokkpuier5wtojytvpnerop Page:A Miscellany of Men.djvu/242 104 5217942 16262105 2026-08-27T13:50:17Z Chrisguise 2855804 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "to do all that is mild and just. The King in the ballad is in a state of virile indecision. Sometimes he will pass from a towering passion to the most sweeping magnanimity and friendliness; sometimes he will begin an act of vengeance and be turned from it by a jest. Yet this august levity is not moral indifference; it is moral freedom. It is the strong sense in the writer that the King, being the type of man with power, will probably sometimes use it bad... 16262105 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0v5rhaj2p3kuwa2zk48ypdwv4t6qteb Page:British War Economy (IA britishwareconom0000wkha).pdf/69 104 5217943 16262106 2026-08-27T13:50:30Z Nighfidelity 3182070 /* Proofread */ 16262106 proofread-page text/x-wiki pdkk5tzilx6vi9n1lwxiq28k6h1l31p Page:Irish Fairy Tales (Yeats).djvu/10 104 5217944 16262107 2026-08-27T13:50:46Z Sp1nd01 631214 /* proofread */ Add image 16262107 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2lkbc1ccfj0rlqa0jzvon2or7ntx1g2 Page:A Miscellany of Men.djvu/243 104 5217945 16262109 2026-08-27T13:51:28Z Chrisguise 2855804 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "strous birth sent to an embittered woman actually in answer to prayers to Satan, and his earlier actions are simply those of the infernal fire let loose upon earth. Yet though he can be called almost literally a child of hell, yet the climax of the story is his repentance at Rome and his great reparation. That is the paradox of mediaeval morals: as it must appear to the moderns. We must try to conceive a race of men who hated John, and sought his blood,... 16262109 proofread-page text/x-wiki jv77q9svm01mdjfpx7d6uwbsxfd379d Page:British War Economy (IA britishwareconom0000wkha).pdf/70 104 5217946 16262110 2026-08-27T13:51:29Z Nighfidelity 3182070 /* Proofread */ 16262110 proofread-page text/x-wiki pt9cib7qxwnh0yi4erpauu6fshhf7hj Page:A Miscellany of Men.djvu/244 104 5217947 16262111 2026-08-27T13:51:57Z Chrisguise 2855804 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "gained with the powerful. If we hold the equally idiotic opinion that he is a red and rabid Socialist, maddening mobs into mutiny and theft, then we expect him to go on maddening them—and us. We do not expect him, let us say, suddenly to go into a monastery. 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See ''Abbott Laboratories v. Gardner'', [[387 U.S. 136]], 141 (1967). {{heading|II|c}} Turning to the merits, the District Court held that, by not including appellee and his class, the challenged sections of the Act create an arbitrary classification in violation of appellee's right to equal protection of the laws. In determining whether, in limiting the class of draftees entitled to benefits... 16262352 proofread-page text/x-wiki ohgbis3ycdk8bacgcyqycdavs5l55o4 16262353 16262352 2026-08-27T15:58:08Z JoeSolo22 3028097 16262353 proofread-page text/x-wiki jef71lcnt7mirmumytjfcv1fjt99h3z Page:Kalejs v. 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Bitterly, almost savagely, I complained in secret of t... 16262368 proofread-page text/x-wiki hd43lfgo8ob1walajzbnrsxad0w5b5a 16262502 16262368 2026-08-27T17:08:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262502 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1bxkggluklgfhjoyz6tp8luh7h614n6 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/46 104 5218059 16262370 2026-08-27T16:07:46Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "upon it became in my eyes the seal of the sublimest sanctification. Major Rivers testified neither pleasure nor disappointment. I was prepared for disappointment, and desired its expression ; for I guessed that if there were love there would be some token of its existence. But his silence confirmed my fears as to his increasing coldness. I endeavoured to console myselfwith the belief that his affection for the child would come by-and-by. I knew him to b... 16262370 proofread-page text/x-wiki nj9h7c5wxiq3dkih40p127rbubt6xli 16262503 16262370 2026-08-27T17:08:55Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262503 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6f9dj67r20x87txkwz3749a291tcfua Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/47 104 5218060 16262371 2026-08-27T16:08:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "consider as well that I, far more than Charlie, had been the occasion of these visits. From all this I endeavoured to prevail upon myself that Major Rivers' indifference towards my child in reality signified but little ; and I found help towards arriving at this conclusion in my nurse, who assured me that fathers as a rule cared little for their children until they could speak. I descended to the parlour for the first time one Saturday. It was a lovely... 16262371 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7fu4pn25nw8m0cjdahaypucllk4yokb 16262505 16262371 2026-08-27T17:09:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262505 proofread-page text/x-wiki da5mxnd2c3iqouywspsyr37ar0vn6wu Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/48 104 5218061 16262373 2026-08-27T16:09:01Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "apartment and air had given me fresh spirits. I saw Major Rivers open the garden gate and come up the walk. He did not see me at the window ; his face was slightly flushed ; there was a smile on his lips ; such a smile as haunts the face after a pleasant greeting or a hopeful farewell. I heard the hall-door close ; the scraping of feet on the door mat. Then he sauntered into the room. He held a lighted cigar in his hand ; his hat, which he had not remov... 16262373 proofread-page text/x-wiki g6tht9jmtrmjrtdtordyrss3u0odfyg 16262506 16262373 2026-08-27T17:10:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262506 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9jbgwcoen1o55jahvwxhzh9dbq4gu2m Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/49 104 5218062 16262374 2026-08-27T16:09:35Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" I had no notion of finding you here," he exclaimed. " Nurse never told me you were coming down . " " Are you not glad to see me down ?" I asked reproachfully. " Of course I am," he answered laconically. " I dare say you have managed to get on very well without me, have you not ?" He gave me a quick look, anxious to detect any implication in my speech. Noting nothing but an expression of love, he responded : " I missed you at first a good deal, Mag... 16262374 proofread-page text/x-wiki fsfcm4itaijtwd564cjg1fi132nrv6o 16262507 16262374 2026-08-27T17:10:44Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262507 proofread-page text/x-wiki hsgz29axfa9wn5ac1reqzliwwelji7q Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/50 104 5218063 16262376 2026-08-27T16:10:08Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" Maternity," he exclaimed, with a laugh, " has evidently not cured you of your old girlish trick of moralising. How do you contrive to keep the source of your sentimentality so unchoked ?" " Because the stream flows from a purifying source," I said. " Come, that is good sterling egotism. I wish I could believe in myself and in my sentiment like you. But then you are young. Time finds us fools and leaves us cynics." "You mean that men find women fools... 16262376 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0qqgwy8yejrrvy9xkopv3iuccetitsd 16262512 16262376 2026-08-27T17:11:35Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262512 proofread-page text/x-wiki d7p0rtvmmrkxpos8lqzf79y6p8fau1b Author:D. G. Elliot 102 5218064 16262378 2026-08-27T16:10:40Z Beleg Tâl 748138 Redirected page to [[Author:Daniel Giraud Elliot]] 16262378 wikitext text/x-wiki cqtxn70qbtgoq5nxlhplcfopaealhvi Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/51 104 5218065 16262379 2026-08-27T16:10:56Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "wind warm. Shall I go and order the carriage?" " Nurse will be down presently with baby, and I will ask her. " " But while you are waiting for nurse the evening will have stepped in to chill you. Where is nurse ? Upstairs ?" I answered " Yes," but as I spoke, nurse came in holding baby, dressed, and ready for a walk . " We're just going to take a step round the house ; we shan't be long. Kiss your little daughter, papa," she continued, holding the ba... 16262379 proofread-page text/x-wiki oyimpxqgjwofkhzizq70jv8fozwmjbk 16262515 16262379 2026-08-27T17:12:38Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262515 proofread-page text/x-wiki 73q53rnvze2ze75kd1dp9g70tu3bcdz Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/52 104 5218066 16262381 2026-08-27T16:11:12Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "poohed her remarks, and declared that I ought to go out for a drive that afternoon . The nurse protested ; the Major insisted. I felt gratified at his solicitude, and imagining that my acquiescence might please him attested my readiness for a drive. But here the nurse stepped in. She was going to leave me, she said, in a day or two, and she would take it as heartless on my part if I insisted upon disobeying her at the last moment. I saw the Major growin... 16262381 proofread-page text/x-wiki lwih52v67wdjbp1795h5j1fgofkqt9w 16262521 16262381 2026-08-27T17:13:16Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262521 proofread-page text/x-wiki 16g0kpchwdrnp2esb9jv0ipsdwdoo9g Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/53 104 5218067 16262382 2026-08-27T16:11:44Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" If you want to become a widower for the second time, Sir," said the nurse, " Mrs. Rivers' taking your advice will put you on the right road to it." The Major grew scarlet. He glared at the woman as if he would murder her. It was a most unwarrantable piece of impertinence, yet I could plainly see he was at a loss to know how to resent it. was a dead silence. There Turning to me, he exclaimed furiously, " I suppose I have to thank you for this ?" I ope... 16262382 proofread-page text/x-wiki iunz7rrp05audliw9348co92cv6mfw2 16262524 16262382 2026-08-27T17:14:12Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262524 proofread-page text/x-wiki m7o2n1mgcj9zxpumdx9xogzormfc3i0 Page:A Collection of the Most Esteemed Pieces of Poetry, That Have Appeared for Several Years (1767).djvu/278 104 5218068 16262383 2026-08-27T16:11:48Z Chrisguise 2855804 /* Proofread */ 16262383 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4qbghgnvn59j8izm7tq4n223r2a7cs2 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/54 104 5218069 16262384 2026-08-27T16:12:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" Wronged ! " I exclaimed, in an agitated manner. " What do you mean ? " But I dreaded to follow up my question. " The simple truth is this," she said ; " there's been a young lady visiting here almost every day. She comes at a regular hour- about now. The girl who let her in told me that she made a pretence to come to ask after you. But the Major always received her, made her come in, and there those two would sit, I've heard, taking no more thought o... 16262384 proofread-page text/x-wiki ezrkttvw29aewcm1pw8h062424wfrz3 16262528 16262384 2026-08-27T17:15:04Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262528 proofread-page text/x-wiki mffqydyem3jir8d145m29fpkadd80gq The Deceased Wife's Sister/Volume 2/Chapter 3 0 5218070 16262386 2026-08-27T16:12:54Z Eievie 2999977 Created page with "{{header | title = The Deceased Wife's Sister | author = William Clark Russell | year = 1847 | previous = [[../Chapter 2/]] | next = [[../Chapter 4/]] }} <pages index="The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf" from=44 to=65 />" 16262386 wikitext text/x-wiki a6lshvaij1rrfo7t07kmvmr377sncvd Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/55 104 5218071 16262388 2026-08-27T16:13:25Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" No, mam . But Sarah described her to me as somewhat handsome." “ Was her name Miss Burgoyne ?” She was about to reply, when suddenly pointing her finger at the window, she exclaimed : " That's the young lady coming now, mam." I looked and saw Miss Burgoyne opening the gate leading to the house. My first impulse was to withdraw from the window ; but ere I had time to do so she had seen me. For a moment she paused ; I remarked the pause clearly, and... 16262388 proofread-page text/x-wiki snpcq8igtq2aa6krkdrcsf8vufqrpv5 16262529 16262388 2026-08-27T17:15:46Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262529 proofread-page text/x-wiki 8ks7vhe1vnhoi4kaq6gd7yq8nbhk4df Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/56 104 5218072 16262390 2026-08-27T16:13:51Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "of a renewal of his tenderness in his obvious solicitude ; but upon that solicitude I was forced now to place this heartbreaking construction . Should I deny myself to this woman ? She had seen me, it is true ; but I cared little for the rudeness of denying her admission. But my rage made me resolute to meet her. I would confront the creature who, the under mask of concern for my health, was secretly ruining me. I heard her knock-a quick, anxious knock... 16262390 proofread-page text/x-wiki sskfaxl1xcgntbamrrjpcp50a73qyyd 16262534 16262390 2026-08-27T17:16:44Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262534 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1nx9kf8ll4hlnwc4uqpqon5gnzp5idq Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/57 104 5218073 16262391 2026-08-27T16:14:17Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "looked at my child, from whose face the nurse had angrily drawn the veil. I watched her with stony eyes. " What a little beauty ! The very image of you, Mrs. Rivers. How I doat upon babies ! What a pretty little nose ! " She came and took a seat on the sofa by my side. " You are looking much better than either mamma or I would have expected," she said. " I am sure mamma would have called had she thought you would have been up to receive her. 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" Indeed, your solicitude has been incessant." She was evidently resolved to notice nothing. She merely laughed and said : " You see we are pretty close neighbours. A walk here from my house is easily accomplished." I was silent. I was meditating the conduct I should pursue. I had sense enough left me to understand that any display of passion on my side, would hardly fail in the presence of so cool an op... 16262408 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9fjdtfb5w80jbu8fxqjmakniw1akobw 16262499 16262408 2026-08-27T17:05:43Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262499 proofread-page text/x-wiki ikuk0zo95enahz7bdtj4n2fiseq89si Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/59 104 5218091 16262410 2026-08-27T16:15:27Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "do not be cast down. Major Rivers is in the house ; I will request his presence ;" saying which I rose and touched the bell. My abrupt aggression had made Miss Burgoyne recoil. Drawing herself up she assumed a haughty air. But in spite of her haughtiness I could see that she watched me furtively ; evidently not at all certain of the person she had to deal with, and wondering what sort of character I should discover in this contest. I bade the servant s... 16262410 proofread-page text/x-wiki msd281i7jfjxdwdc78pzz45qh788x0o 16262498 16262410 2026-08-27T17:05:09Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262498 proofread-page text/x-wiki bwj8ox7frlig5rxcwi2vvlrc349c6ms Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/60 104 5218092 16262411 2026-08-27T16:15:52Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "face. All the contempt, the dread, the bitterness that were in my heart went forth from my eyes. She struggled to keep her gaze fixed on mine, but it fell in spite of her, and she commenced nervously twitching at the fingers of her glove. " Do you want a reason ?" I exclaimed. " I don't think you do. But if a reason be necessary, I can give it by telling you my opinion of you : you are a bold, foolish, bad woman. Now you have a reason . " She rose to h... 16262411 proofread-page text/x-wiki lrj5s6f8tw2iff1hbz5s6rsmu1fvz0s 16262497 16262411 2026-08-27T17:04:36Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262497 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7hu5oweae0xgb362fcdzh6lds3vwlxu Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/61 104 5218093 16262413 2026-08-27T16:17:12Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "surprised at finding a visitor, but the false look fell away like a scale before the true look of surprise that filled his face on witnessing Miss Burgoyne in tears. " What is the meaning of this ?" he exclaimed sternly. " I have dared to tell Miss Burgoyne her true character, Major Rivers," I cried. " Will you hear it ? " " Be composed, Miss Burgoyne," he said, going over to her ; " pray be seated. You have had, I suppose, the misfortune to find Mrs.... 16262413 proofread-page text/x-wiki dm5mmjrvj1ggbqhz3wjfjesinw5xd44 16262494 16262413 2026-08-27T17:03:53Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262494 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0xegygrie85e7hgws85j94ye8e05efv Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/62 104 5218094 16262415 2026-08-27T16:18:04Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "The " our," implying sympathy with my rival, stung me to the quick. " Major Rivers," I said, " if your love for me is gone, I can offer no explanation that will be intelligible to you." " What enigmas are these you are trying to perplex us with ?" he exclaimed, angrily. " Miss Burgoyne, will you be more candid than Mrs. Rivers, and explain the reason of your tears ? " She looked up at him with her beautiful humid eyes, and answered, " I can understand... 16262415 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3jim2wwt825u4upsli4osp3uf7gtvn9 16262485 16262415 2026-08-27T16:52:14Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262485 proofread-page text/x-wiki rfospzv85l0s1og4gwif1z67wkz86h6 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/63 104 5218095 16262417 2026-08-27T16:18:51Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "repeat it with the calmest certainty. I meant it." My coolness- I was very cool now- seemed at first to have no other effect upon the Major than to discomfit him. But I could see him working himself into a passion, that he might achieve by bluster what he never could have accomplished by calmness. " How could you so address a young lady whose sole motive in calling is an anxious interest in your health ? " " You know you are speaking a falsehood, Majo... 16262417 proofread-page text/x-wiki ome7hnb5tw2w4uysv919scwx1surgk1 16262484 16262417 2026-08-27T16:51:30Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262484 proofread-page text/x-wiki bkl1nq5jnh42l9az34h03irc6k0quxb Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/64 104 5218096 16262418 2026-08-27T16:19:21Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "am the girl, Major Rivers, who was taken from my home-wretched, insecure, but always honest-under the most sacred pledges from you that I should be your wife. I am not your legal wife-I know it ; no legal sanction connects us. I anticipate that reproach from her," pointing without looking at Miss Burgoyne. " But if there be a law in honour-if there be aught that is binding in vows made utterly solemn by the innocence that accepted them-I am your wife, Ma... 16262418 proofread-page text/x-wiki lph9hcjhgvn7s96z46fwi4o2wt6kf3b 16262483 16262418 2026-08-27T16:50:37Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262483 proofread-page text/x-wiki mgdk8invlgbb7tc1gokkkgl3z5n2o5x Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/65 104 5218097 16262419 2026-08-27T16:19:36Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "the secrets of domestic life. The lesson may so far profit you as to make you guard against a common infirmity on the part of your sex, which is, to exact in proportion to the generosity of the donor- to make him who gives much, give much more." She rose with a bright smile. Her eyes were long since dried. With a stiff bow to me, she passed through the door held open by the Major, and left the house." 16262419 proofread-page text/x-wiki lkw0xbmxzju5w41hlcshzk1rxuyhz00 16262481 16262419 2026-08-27T16:49:32Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262481 proofread-page text/x-wiki nu140x1qvymeknx76wxgqk96spnw01x Page:Kalejs v. INS.pdf/2 104 5218098 16262425 2026-08-27T16:22:31Z JoeSolo22 3028097 /* Proofread */ Created page with "<section begin="s1" /> {{c|{{bar|5}}}} {{paragraph break}} Charles W. Nixon (argued), Chicago, IL, for petitioner. {{paragraph break}} Fred Foreman, U.S. Atty., Office of the U.S. Atty., Crim. Div., Chicago, IL; William J. Howard, David J. Kline, Dept. of Justice, Office of Immigration Litigation; Richard L. Thornburg, U.S. Atty. Gen., Office of the U.S. Atty. Gen., Washington, DC; Samuel Der-Yeghiayan, I.N.S., Chicago, IL; and Ronnie L. 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But I now understood that the success of my rival would not fail to plunge me into the abyss of degradation. Selfishness and terror mastered my reason. There was nothing to prevent Major Rive... 16262536 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1c4u4dmq59kmnmt4llgymfp88212xx9 16262607 16262536 2026-08-27T17:29:13Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262607 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9xiu3pqu0qnc1kkm23pqpnzlcahhmgy Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/68 104 5218121 16262537 2026-08-27T17:17:35Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "likely now to influence him. Had I not twice in a few hours passionately addressed him ? Had he not responded to my supplications by silence? I felt that unless I could hit upon some right course of action and pursue it promptly I was lost. What was I to do ? Restlessly I tossed upon the sofa, straining thought to a point of agony ; but to my questioning I could elicit no response. Sometimes I thought I would leave him. I would seek a temporary asylum e... 16262537 proofread-page text/x-wiki bxkvaz2igvrch5917aj210tfkc7n1r1 16262608 16262537 2026-08-27T17:30:27Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262608 proofread-page text/x-wiki gru4cyrawirigy2t5we1pb28mi1g2yt Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/69 104 5218122 16262538 2026-08-27T17:17:49Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "the question. To Aunt Emma I knew too well that repentance and remorse were expiations for a past that would come too late. Above all, I should only leave him in the hope of a recall ; and if Aunt Emma should harbour me under the condition of my never returning to the man who meant to betray me, it would render her hospitality impossible for me to accept. Could I find no other refuge than Ivy Lodge ? None. I was poor ; if I left Chester House I should le... 16262538 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1cqu4b78fypn87ff8o70sjpo41v6x0g 16262611 16262538 2026-08-27T17:31:20Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262611 proofread-page text/x-wiki aqgcwk5vfhl52f4cdyp7mg01frer9ta Wikisource talk:WikiProject Organized Labour Month Online Campaign 5 5218123 16262540 2026-08-27T17:17:55Z Shushugah 2159808 /* Support */ new section 16262540 wikitext text/x-wiki dofsy3g3rj6b99joyc1ilgbluhy582k 16262574 16262540 2026-08-27T17:24:28Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Support */ Reply 16262574 wikitext text/x-wiki pigh3db6bxm0xo77xpbagd0kjcbwt9e Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/70 104 5218124 16262541 2026-08-27T17:18:06Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "daughter-if the daughter of a common , vulgar mother ; antecedents unknown." I determined to find out who she was. My blood tingled in my veins. I felt I had hit upon an assured method to triumph. When I had gathered all the particulars of her past life I would lay the narrative before the Major. In the details which I would place before him he would read the story of a bad life and a wicked conspiracy. The scales which blinded him would fall from his e... 16262541 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6j4uus0w3sky8rfxu2xls0j3tlm5guo 16262614 16262541 2026-08-27T17:32:04Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262614 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6y8wdo214p5muan013cr9emy0ygf1lu Page:Tales of a Voyager to the Arctic Ocean, vol. 3 (1826).djvu/181 104 5218125 16262543 2026-08-27T17:18:22Z Yodin 174939 /* Proofread */ 16262543 proofread-page text/x-wiki 49whu62l2m178egdlbk501f4j9ig3zi Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/71 104 5218126 16262545 2026-08-27T17:18:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "useless. It was plain that I must rely upon the vigilance of another. But on whom ? I remembered having read of private inquiry offices in the newspapers. A morning journal lay at hand ; I seized it, ran my eye hastily through it, and found : " Private inquiries into matters of all kinds and degrees conducted with care and despatch by an experienced ex-detective. Strictest secrecy assured. Address B. X. ," &c . Without a moment's hesitation I took a s... 16262545 proofread-page text/x-wiki r70cshs1jfcyfkejd0vdy602mzflxl9 16262616 16262545 2026-08-27T17:33:17Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262616 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5ko2kztmukakdvdcq2io72wgasxati7 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/72 104 5218127 16262546 2026-08-27T17:18:48Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "following day I sent her to the post-office with my card. She returned with a letter. I was in the nursery when she came back ; I could therefore open and read the missive in security. It was written in an educated hand and in an educated language. The writer stated that he could not possibly name any terms until the lady had асquainted him with the nature of the duty she wished fulfilled. He would be happy to wait upon the lady at her own residence, or... 16262546 proofread-page text/x-wiki dl42qd4cebn1fmbv8e6m406gt0725jw 16262618 16262546 2026-08-27T17:34:54Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ "ас" are Cyrillic letters 16262618 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0nnp69wg92x3uv8rkwr932sym28ms4h Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/82 104 5218128 16262548 2026-08-27T17:19:14Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "pausing at the door which he held open for me. "As soon as ever I have anything to tell you, Madam," he replied. " Shall I continue addressing you at the post-office here ?" " Yes." I then went downstairs. The dressmaker stood at the door conversing with my nurse. As I passed out I slipped a sovereign into her hand . The munificence of the dona- tion obviously confirmed her belief in the truth of what my nurse had told her relative to the disposal of... 16262548 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4gb38680of6qq9b53w87vyp3xv3jvir 16262606 16262548 2026-08-27T17:28:32Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262606 proofread-page text/x-wiki fmgvug5ub5rzjm0pir1brff1weeu4nk Author:John Hays Hammond (1855-1936) 102 5218129 16262549 2026-08-27T17:19:21Z Nighfidelity 3182070 Created page with "{{author | firstname = John Hays | lastname = Hammond | last_initial = Ha | description = American philanthropist }} == Works == * '' The truth about the Jameson raid'' (1918) {{IAsl|truthaboutjameso00hamm}} *''Great American Issues'' (1921) {{IAsl|greatamericanis00hammgoog}} * ''The Autobiography of John Hays Hammond'' (1935) {{PD-US}}" 16262549 wikitext text/x-wiki a3an6ix3bfhtak4oegha2rd2oiffmff 16262558 16262549 2026-08-27T17:20:58Z Nighfidelity 3182070 16262558 wikitext text/x-wiki qhyny0134u8vtk7cxl9t5cw0su49ojm A Collection of the Most Esteemed Pieces of Poetry, That Have Appeared for Several Years/A Song 0 5218130 16262550 2026-08-27T17:19:41Z Chrisguise 2855804 Created page with "{{similar|A Song}} {{header | title = [[../]] | author = | translator = | section = A Song | previous = [[../The Wish/]] | next = [[../On Mr. Walpole's House at Strawberry-Hill/]] | notes = Attribution based on reference in Table of Contents. | contributor = Patrick Delany }} <pages index="A Collection of the Most Esteemed Pieces of Poetry, That Have Appeared for Several Years (1767).djvu" from=227 to=230 />" 16262550 wikitext text/x-wiki e7rkdzovbp1aveyhfz5y7a47nsunsdy Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/81 104 5218131 16262551 2026-08-27T17:19:42Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "I had fortunately provided myself with all the money I had in the world, i.e., two ten-pound notes and eight sovereigns in gold. I handed him the notes. He re- ceived them with the gravest composure, and drawing out a printed form requested me to sign it. As I affixed my signature, I barely noticed that it was an agreement to pay a nameless sum on the conclusion of, &c. He took the paper from me after I had signed it, and bade me see that he filled up th... 16262551 proofread-page text/x-wiki 462aoimlqdynke2g5oho51q1t1oeijp 16262604 16262551 2026-08-27T17:28:04Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262604 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5s9j80wmcfcymtfc4nf52c1jan1ouvh Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/80 104 5218132 16262553 2026-08-27T17:20:19Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" Should I be justified in hinting as much to Major Rivers ? " " I think you had better not, Madam. If he's so fascinated as you say he is, he won't believe you unless you can produce proofs. He'll merely call you jealous, and you'll only weaken the force of the facts by anticipating them when you come to lay them before him ." " And will you be able to find out all that is necessary ? " " I have no doubt of it." " And what will be your terms ? " He... 16262553 proofread-page text/x-wiki gjp1i7ak3sreuw374zmd4li3e9lddhk 16262600 16262553 2026-08-27T17:27:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262600 proofread-page text/x-wiki qzlm4iwvs6y8paewc5s1l88mtz52qru Page:Tales of a Voyager to the Arctic Ocean, vol. 3 (1826).djvu/182 104 5218133 16262555 2026-08-27T17:20:48Z Yodin 174939 /* Proofread */ 16262555 proofread-page text/x-wiki c3ved3rsug3iokdcv9rdlbbt43ms7ge Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/79 104 5218134 16262556 2026-08-27T17:20:52Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" I think this will do," he said, slipping the elastic over his note-book, and replacing it in his pocket. " If my suspicions are right, I think I can tell you what all this means ." " What does it mean ? " " It is one of the commonest of bad cases in certain classes of society. I should say that Mrs. Burgoyne is a ' dummy,' that Miss Burgoyne is Sir Geoffry's mistress, and that the whole thing is a ' plant ' on Major Rivers. Pray, Madam, how old may M... 16262556 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3hsclhodu4od2a6d88j50a4y0mq9vdg 16262580 16262556 2026-08-27T17:26:25Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262580 proofread-page text/x-wiki kkpnp726op6ktfc2tnlj0xfbmejyj5x Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/78 104 5218135 16262560 2026-08-27T17:21:23Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "will vanish, and he will be once more a free man. She herself resides in Newtown and with a mother, a vulgar old woman, who calls herself Mrs. Burgoyne, but I do not believe she is the mother. There is no possible resemblance whatever between them." I saw a faint fast-vanishing smile pass over the grave saturnine features of Mr. Lorrimer. He resumed : " What is their address ? " I stated it. He opened a pocket-book and noted it down . " How long have... 16262560 proofread-page text/x-wiki ooetz432shp0elwcdf0souh0pg82u7c 16262576 16262560 2026-08-27T17:25:41Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262576 proofread-page text/x-wiki sl5j815q1zg2p3opbfoaung5ym6s3qk 16262585 16262576 2026-08-27T17:26:45Z Eievie 2999977 spelled with a hyphen on the next page 16262585 proofread-page text/x-wiki m6ninbi6jc8r6opbqmakbdkwjd0j75u Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/77 104 5218136 16262562 2026-08-27T17:21:45Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "but without removing his eyes from my face. " My husband-I call him husband, but I am the sister of his first wife-my hus-- band's name is Major Rivers. He resides at Chester House. Some time ago he was introduced to a young person named Miss Burgoyne, by a common friend, Sir Geoffry Hamlyn. During my confinement, from which I have but recently recovered, I have heard strange rumours relative to Major Rivers and Miss Burgoyne-rumours which make me clear... 16262562 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2w52ihc3gfiho9iig7sewz39qefh9r8 16262624 16262562 2026-08-27T17:38:24Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262624 proofread-page text/x-wiki i6r64orhk79mqq2vxg6niiz3ad62vj3 Page:Dawn and the Dons.pdf/115 104 5218137 16262563 2026-08-27T17:21:56Z MarkLSteadman 559943 /* Proofread */ 16262563 proofread-page text/x-wiki an6w11ezr5jvo9enhu7qv5xfxyslymp Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/73 104 5218138 16262565 2026-08-27T17:22:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "bourhood ; and I asked her if she knew of any acquaintance who would allow me to make her house a rendezvous for a meeting. To disarm her suspicion, I informed her that I had left several heavy debts unsettled in London ; that I was unwilling that my husband should hear of them, and that the only means I had in my power of discharging them lay in disposing of a portion of my jewellery. Being unable to get to London I had requested a jeweller to visit me.... 16262565 proofread-page text/x-wiki enqy385fdun566ek3o2hny22efyv1kl 16262619 16262565 2026-08-27T17:35:48Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262619 proofread-page text/x-wiki eirs9sgzpyngh2gtdmuq2y2448x6iob Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/74 104 5218139 16262567 2026-08-27T17:22:38Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "it lasted I should find no excuse to leave the house. Fortunately at twelve o'clock the sun shone ; the wind fell ; the clouds dispersed and left a mild, humid sky. Major Rivers went out at one o'clock. I asked him where he was going ; he replied he hardly knew-anywhere. Would I like to accompany him ? A few weeks before I would have hailed such an offer ; now I knew that it was preferred in the belief or hope that it would be rejected. I declined on the... 16262567 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6ghew4gexo0sgem2rfsgrl2ej22wnm6 16262620 16262567 2026-08-27T17:36:28Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262620 proofread-page text/x-wiki gnm6y3duvbht81xcc8wc2tz2wcljw0d Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/75 104 5218140 16262568 2026-08-27T17:23:02Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "might frankly avow his incapacity to help me. As I entered the house I inquired for Mrs. Snell. A little woman with a sympathetic face came forward, peering at me as she advanced and dropping a very obsequious curtesy. Dismissing her servant, she asked if I was Mrs. Rivers ? " Yes," I answered. " I hope my nurse has thoroughly explained to you my reason for procuring the use of your house for a short time ?" "In a perfectly satisfactory manner, mam,"... 16262568 proofread-page text/x-wiki 187sqbzv7uao2e537nsnvfx2ggsfl6v 16262621 16262568 2026-08-27T17:37:05Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262621 proofread-page text/x-wiki c2ce4fbet3c6hle1rt6wkxwz1mxywj3 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/76 104 5218141 16262571 2026-08-27T17:23:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "searching glance, then placing a chair for me on one side of a small table, took a seat facing me. There was a formality in his conduct which somewhat unnerved me ; but the moment he spoke I was made to feel by his searching manner that I was in the presence of as useful an instrument for my purpose as I could wish. " We need lose no time, Madam," he began, clasping his hands on the table. " I commend your discretion in removing the scene of this meetin... 16262571 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0iocfz7jf2oj5utixnbii74no68dghz 16262622 16262571 2026-08-27T17:37:43Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262622 proofread-page text/x-wiki so161o1xu3q9m3b5q1mdmn5srihfpd4 The Deceased Wife's Sister/Volume 2/Chapter 4 0 5218142 16262573 2026-08-27T17:24:23Z Eievie 2999977 Created page with "{{header | title = The Deceased Wife's Sister | author = William Clark Russell | year = 1847 | previous = [[../Chapter 3/]] | next = [[../Chapter 5/]] }} <pages index="The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf" from=66 to=82 />" 16262573 wikitext text/x-wiki nksq5m60b7m04rcgwpm4nrxurtorjq1 Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/533 104 5218143 16262577 2026-08-27T17:26:07Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "56.81.08(117:71^ XIX.— THE SKELETON OF SAUROLOPHUS, A CRESTED DUCK-BILLED DLVOSAUR FROM THE EDMONTON CRETACEOUS. Article By Barnum Browx. Plates XLH and XLHL The discovery of this new genus of the family Trachodontidee was first announced through the publication of a detailed description of the skull (Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., Vol. XXXI, art. xiv, pp. 131-136, 1912). The skeleton has now been prepared and placed on exhibition in the American Mu... 16262577 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9jq45nxpn5uqhpb46bwmpql75xk5mza 16262578 16262577 2026-08-27T17:26:20Z Beleg Tâl 748138 16262578 proofread-page text/x-wiki owmikblwfmtq6cvcy6ds7y29v68xtwa Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/534 104 5218144 16262579 2026-08-27T17:26:23Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Bulletin American Museum of Natural History. [Vol. XXXII, to fossilization or to asymmetry of the two sides. Frequently humeri and femora from two sides of the same individual will vary as much as two inches in length. In the description of the skull of Saurolophus an error was made in stating that the spines of the dorsal vertebrae are high in this genus, the mis-statement was made by comparing other material now known to repre- sent a distinct genus. I... 16262579 proofread-page text/x-wiki sdmkmcen20929b8ioolxceu3y7j6spo Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/535 104 5218145 16262581 2026-08-27T17:26:28Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "1913.] Brown, The Skeleton of Saurolophus. 389 compound arch of the column as though the animal usually assuine! an upright position. The transverse processes increase in size from the third to the ninth and are inclined at the same angle as the spines; then decrease proportionately in size back to the twentieth, each supporting a rib. Sacrum: The sacrum is composed of eight vertebre with spines sepa- rated, higher and more massive than others of the ver... 16262581 proofread-page text/x-wiki qq1bby1ik1bsbenuaurc08hiu15ipaq Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/536 104 5218146 16262582 2026-08-27T17:26:32Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "390 Bulletin American Museum of Natural History. [Vol. XXXII, that the blade of the scapula was in life normally low in position. In this specimen the posterior end of the scapula overlies the ninth rib. The humerus, ulna, radius and manus apparently are of the same form as in the genus Trachodon, but the radius and humerus are equal in length. In Trachodon the radius is much shorter than the humerus. The manus was scattered and partly missing. In the mo... 16262582 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9opfvu0a9p1dx4ckqx3bik8663409kb Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/537 104 5218147 16262583 2026-08-27T17:26:36Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "1913. Grown, The Skeleton of Saurolophus. 391 The pubis differs slightly in form from that of Trachodon, especially in the anterior blade in which the neck portion is narrower than in Trachodon mirabilis with the expanded part of the blade proportionately less deep and shorter. The post-acetabular portion, or post pubis, is not visible. The most striking feature of the pelvis is that of the ischium, which is more massive and distinctly different in forin... 16262583 proofread-page text/x-wiki isg2kmyfsu3a8wnfdototot9kqbf1dn Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/538 104 5218148 16262584 2026-08-27T17:26:41Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "392 Bulletin American Museum of Natural Hist. XXXII, Comparative Measurements.' Total length of body along the spinal column. Trachadon mirabilis, 32 ft. Truchodon (Claosaurus) anneclens, 26 ft. 3 in. Mounted skeleton, U. S. Na- tional Museum Coll., No. 2414. Saurolophus osborni, No. 5220, 32 ft. (computed). 1. 2. 3. Skull. mm. mom. inn. Total length premaxillary to paroccipital process..... .1200 1100 Length in front of teet's.... 500 420 of quadrate...... 16262584 proofread-page text/x-wiki ej09c3wb4nu7ej1sr28z1hf6gheasj0 Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/539 104 5218149 16262586 2026-08-27T17:26:46Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "1913.] Brown, The Skeleton of Saurolophus. 393 1. 2. 3. mm. מונחון mm. Pubis, length..... .1150 630 " width of preacetabular expansion, widest part.. 310 200 220 " length of preacetabular process... 590 360 450 Ischium, length... 1200 1090 Femur, length 1150 1040 1170 Tibin, length... .1020 870 1000 4 width of proximal end antero-posteriorly. 350? 310 " 44 "transversely 170 220 44 "distal " 310 230 320 antero-posteriorly. 180 160 200 Fibula, length. 970... 16262586 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1g069qg0pd91wfi3cf2k58vjhkli9zd Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/545 104 5218150 16262588 2026-08-27T17:26:51Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created blank page 16262588 proofread-page text/x-wiki 8oiml87cngfaf2mlxn1om9we1pi482g Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/546 104 5218151 16262590 2026-08-27T17:26:55Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "396 Bulletin American Museum of Natural History. [Vol. XXXII, No. 5272. Front limb, nine cervical vertebræ, left tibia, fibula and foot. From sane horizon and locality; seventy feet above river; sixteen miles below Tolman Ferry. Generic and Specific Characters. Skull not known. Cervical vertebra strongly opisthocelus, spines reduced or absent, ribs stout. Dorsal vertebne with centra reduced in size, spines high and massive, five to seven times the height... 16262590 proofread-page text/x-wiki qaxumcpe0t2jve2mt6qo0nuzbv1ig39 Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/547 104 5218152 16262591 2026-08-27T17:26:59Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "1913.] Brown, A new Trachodont Dinosaur. 397 vertebrae of Trachodon and more massive. The neural spines are relatively less prominent than in Trachodon and greatly reduced or absent. The ball and socket type of centrum with wide zygapophyses allowed great lateral and vertical movement between individual vertebræ as well as in series. Each of the four cervical ribs present have a large capitulum, long stout neck, large tuberculum and rather stout, short b... 16262591 proofread-page text/x-wiki azpdlxqkfgk77b86b0t9s58tegfhvtm Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/548 104 5218153 16262592 2026-08-27T17:27:03Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "398 Bulletin American Museum of Natural History. [Vol. XXXII those in No. 5206 and 5217 in which they are complete. The centra are opisthocclus and the posterior cupping is pronounced throughout the series but the anterior end, which is so prominent in the cervicals, becomes less oval through the anterior dorsals, is gently rounded in mid series and is almost flat in the last four dorsals. The anterior centra are about as long as wide but the last four a... 16262592 proofread-page text/x-wiki kzd27vs36fajzupe74ux9tawmi29p31 Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/549 104 5218154 16262593 2026-08-27T17:27:09Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "A B Fla. 2. Mid dorsal vertebrm of paratype No. 5200, natural size. d. alle view. B. posterior enl view of succeeding vertebr." 16262593 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3unc9c6l2jw6ad3ewmut0lh1oqbkvkj Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/550 104 5218155 16262594 2026-08-27T17:27:13Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "400 Bulletin American Museum of Natural History. [Vol. XXXII, end of the series. The diapophyses terminate above in rounded ends for abutment against the inner side of the ilium, and vary in length to follow the curve of the ilium. A vertical plate of bone connects dia- and para- pophyses of each vertebra thus forming pockets between succeeding verte- B Fig. 3. Anterior caudal vertebra of type, natural size. A. posterior end, B, side view. bræ. This form... 16262594 proofread-page text/x-wiki jg9d1ppbtio5qzda6zxt3ya5qhc4355 Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/551 104 5218156 16262596 2026-08-27T17:27:17Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "1913. Brown, A new Trachodont Dinosaur. 401 Two caudal vertebrae are preserved in the type specimen No. 5204 (Fig. 1). They are probably first and third in the series. The centra (Fig. 3) are large, ovate in section and short, the width equalling twice the length. The anterior end of each is plane and the posterior end is deeply concave. The sides are concave. The spines are high, elliptical in cross-section and strongly inclined backwards. The transvers... 16262596 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7heq89hvvml9epw8fa5dihrsbv9ss65 Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/552 104 5218157 16262597 2026-08-27T17:27:24Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "402 Bulletin American Museum of Natural History [Vol. XXXII, is unlike that of Trachodon. The form is similar to that of Saurolophus and B Fig. 5. Ischium of type, natural size. A. side view. B. expanded distal end with mate drawn in outline. differs only in a greater development of the terminal expansion. It is remark- ably massive for its length and united with its mate by ligamentous attachment along the distal two-thirds of the shaft which terminates... 16262597 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5flqd002xar3ky4uifj86u1s9ofla63 Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/553 104 5218158 16262598 2026-08-27T17:27:27Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "B Fig. 6. Right for limbs three-quarters front view, natural size. 4. Trochedon annertent. B, Hypaerosaurus altispinus, paratype No. 5272." 16262598 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0qiso5dug459zdxrjv6i076n57j00j9 Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/554 104 5218159 16262599 2026-08-27T17:27:31Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "404 Bulletin American Museum of Natural History. B Fig. 7. Left hind limbs, front view. Y natural size. A. Trachodon mirabilis. B. Hypacrosaurus altispinus, paratype No. 5272. outlined femur enlarged proportion- ately from No. 5217. genera. [Vol. XXXII, In comparisons it is preferable to use the radius which is more con- stant than the ulna. In uncrushed limbs of the genus Trachodon (Fig. 6, A) the radius is much shorter than the humerus, long and inetac... 16262599 proofread-page text/x-wiki 96qo1udvsvzoy1kyh3vxpivg8czicmj Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/555 104 5218160 16262602 2026-08-27T17:27:35Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "1913.] Brown, A new Trachodont Dinosaur. 405 ever, are proportionately much shorter than in Trachodon or Saurolophus with Mt. V reduced in size. From the articulation and development of the metacarpals it is probable that only digits II and III terminated in hoofs as in other genera of this family. The carpals are not known and only three phalanges have been preserved in No. 5272. These are II', II, and III, and they are not different from those of Trach... 16262602 proofread-page text/x-wiki e8v2q8iemkuj6oimy7eojnqihl9me3n Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/556 104 5218161 16262603 2026-08-27T17:27:41Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "406 Bulletin American Museum of Natural History. [Vol. XXXII. and digits III and IV carried most of the weight. A separate bone in the collection, metatarsal III, represents the largest individual recorded in this family. It measures eighteen inches in length and seven inches trans- versely across the distal end. Measurements. Dorsal vertebra, 9th? from sacrum, No. 5206, length of centrum 41 " 10th? 9th & 10th?" Caudal, 1st, type, 41 " C cm. 8 "5206, wid... 16262603 proofread-page text/x-wiki 8v99zsud1ghorbi4uq033tjnbny83p3 The Journal of Geology/Volume 3/Number 5/Recent Publications 0 5218162 16262612 2026-08-27T17:31:50Z DarkShadowTNT 2861536 Created page with "{{header | title = [[../../../]], [[../|volume 3]] number 5 | editor = Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin | contributor = the [[Portal:University of Chicago|University of Chicago]] | contributor-nolink = 1 | translator = | section = Recent Publications | previous = [[../Publications/]] | next = | year = 1895 | notes = {{series | series = Recent Publications | title = July-August 1895 | previous = ../../Number 4/Recent Publi..." 16262612 wikitext text/x-wiki b7ulfphpfoaxmdf3lg1gy6613c0oan7 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/84 104 5218163 16262626 2026-08-27T17:39:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "hour arrived, but not Major Rivers. I delayed the dinner an hour in the hope of his return, but he did not come. The thought struck me that he might have gone to London on business ; in that case he might not arrive home until late. I sat down to a solitary repast. Much as I had been left to myself of late I felt, I remember, on that occasion very, very lonely. A deeper sense of sadness weighed upon me. My interview with the detective, now that it was pa... 16262626 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5bzvtqaoah9tv62mmcw067q8v3njwk6 16262633 16262626 2026-08-27T17:40:48Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262633 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2l5isbkf8bj0k2xw5ws3onomaj6lh6a Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/85 104 5218164 16262628 2026-08-27T17:39:14Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "it had been my destiny to drink. But the conjecture was not credible. I had to consider the character of the man with whom I was allied. He who pretended to despise sentiment, to detest formalism, to ridicule what he termed conventionality, was in reality far more the slave of the influences he contemned than many who absolutely conformed to them. As the thorough republican is the worshipper of aristocracy - as the equaliser of human rights is the most b... 16262628 proofread-page text/x-wiki r6ybb5cmvruv9qmg6iwqoh906mphy6y 16262634 16262628 2026-08-27T17:41:25Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262634 proofread-page text/x-wiki lsmy66qbjfq96gzkk9656o3ekdsf0au Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/86 104 5218165 16262629 2026-08-27T17:39:29Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "wife only by that law which he professed to recognise as the true and only one, he found himself in opposition to society ; and this made him act like a slave utterly at the mercy of the master he professed to despise. My mock repast concluded, I hastened upstairs to the nursery. felt at home. There at least I Somehow or other Chester House had never satisfied my conceptions of home. Perhaps never having known the joy of home I had raised an ideal too e... 16262629 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7ly7uyxngbjtf6d1xlvtloa3qxx4syf 16262635 16262629 2026-08-27T17:42:06Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262635 proofread-page text/x-wiki kbma2swus5ff6kuwgoisa3v7dlfapmy Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/87 104 5218166 16262630 2026-08-27T17:39:42Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "babe by the fire, would be lifted into a mood of peace and love, which came upon me like a renewal of life, but which would also leave me with the bitter reflection that my destiny was a cruel one-to place me in a position where the pleasures I could relish so well were prohibited. I remained in the nursery until a late hour, expecting every moment to hear of the return of Major Rivers. My summonses to the servants grew frequent; but to my question, " H... 16262630 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5ym2i39c9mcivl7pw4yxjmcektai7q0 16262636 16262630 2026-08-27T17:43:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262636 proofread-page text/x-wiki ihc9bu9bh2fxn8yigrw6ppd76gih7t6 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/105 104 5218167 16262631 2026-08-27T17:40:02Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "I remembered when driving with the Major to the opera at Covent Garden having noticed an hotel facing the market. My attention had been called to it by the size of the letters upon the portico proclaiming its title. I gave the name . The coachman knew the hotel well. He clambered on to the box, and in a moment the clumsy old vehicle was rumblingly bearing us in the direction of London." 16262631 proofread-page text/x-wiki kybna2gzcu67qc1hp5bw8uzfkof12nq 16262632 16262631 2026-08-27T17:40:22Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262632 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0kzbo8h5zbff4viidh7shgd6xfci2wx Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/88 104 5218168 16262638 2026-08-27T17:44:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "instead of having gone to London on business, he might have made a trip there on pleasure. Perhaps, I thought, Sir Geoffry Hamlyn has accompanied him. It was too late to find this out, or I should have sent a servant to Heathfield to ascertain whether the Baronet was at home or not. I sometimes resolved to go to bed. Should he return and find me up he might be annoyed. But there was a presentiment of trouble, a sombre shadow, on my heart, that held me t... 16262638 proofread-page text/x-wiki q6k4jlvovn1g05h9k8pck1zokwttkiu 16262668 16262638 2026-08-27T17:51:58Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262668 proofread-page text/x-wiki citck5dxvodo7li9ut2gbonktrz8k5w Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/89 104 5218169 16262639 2026-08-27T17:44:24Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "not suffer me to rest. I rose and paced the room ; frequently I paused ; I seemed to hear the sound of voices, the echo of footsteps on the air ; but when I listened I heard nothing but the faint murmur of the breeze and the metallic clanking of the great clock in the hall. Presently I left the room, opened the hall door, and passed out. I forgot my delicate health, forgot the necessity of care. The wish to hear his tread, though never so far off, the d... 16262639 proofread-page text/x-wiki rafvlcxoypwhit1zzhxp98ou37bcikw 16262670 16262639 2026-08-27T17:52:38Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262670 proofread-page text/x-wiki gyfeclyzrlnvpamtbbukdnf2snlnjao Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/90 104 5218170 16262640 2026-08-27T17:44:53Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "down the road. It lay in a broad line, the white dust in the moonlight making a semblance of snow. No speck tarnished it No distant sound broke the stillness . The air was full of the murmur of profound repose. I shivered. The night air seemed to pierce my marrow. Still I lingered and watched . The stars throbbed in the heavens like pulses. A sweet cold smell rose from the adjoining fields. What would I have given to have heard the sound of his footstep... 16262640 proofread-page text/x-wiki hg0fxz8serack97ggwovuk6zxxpdqrx 16262672 16262640 2026-08-27T17:53:04Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262672 proofread-page text/x-wiki decnhfw4pfayo53m7c29axuq37kfdy1 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/91 104 5218171 16262641 2026-08-27T17:45:14Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "concern, when the treatment I receive is so cruel and heartless ?" I said. Still I waited, hung about with a lighted candle in my hand, and hearing nothing, crept with an almost lifeless heart to bed. I passed a restless night, waking up from my sleep, and finding myself in an attitude of listening. I dosed rather than slumbered. But towards the morning my repose grew deep. Worn out in spirits and body, I slept a sleep profound as death. I was awakened... 16262641 proofread-page text/x-wiki srxc2n5oxdlnvyqat77o31a7h7uiexp 16262674 16262641 2026-08-27T17:53:44Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262674 proofread-page text/x-wiki 06x70byt46kx4hakimszx3rnsthlhsi Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/92 104 5218172 16262642 2026-08-27T17:45:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "ere now I should have been communicated with. I left my breakfast untasted, and withdrew to the nursery. I was so low, so nervous, I could hardly mount the stairs. My nurse's sympathy with my child made me anxious for her sympathy for myself. I felt as who does not feel in moments of deep distress ? -the imperative need of communion. Yet I hardly knew how to commence my story ; and as I could not make her acquainted with the cause of my fears I could se... 16262642 proofread-page text/x-wiki o8575t4dtiq3gc011mw8zgv5qa9uvo0 16262675 16262642 2026-08-27T17:54:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262675 proofread-page text/x-wiki res9lgew8ez5t6nv8m3evu9cff8x9vj Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/93 104 5218173 16262643 2026-08-27T17:45:58Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "merely the illegal companion of her master, she should betray her feelings by the least alteration in her manners towards me or my illegitimate child ! At one o'clock the servant who came to announce that lunch was prepared, informed me that a gentleman wished to see me downstairs. My first impression was that some accident had happened to the Major, and that the object of this person's visit was to break the news to me. I hastened downstairs. A little... 16262643 proofread-page text/x-wiki pldql9jb6ft8epfvt4unhbedmh97waw 16262676 16262643 2026-08-27T17:55:03Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262676 proofread-page text/x-wiki gkontv78mip786gv2zqq7xmwrr3nvke Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/94 104 5218174 16262644 2026-08-27T17:46:29Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" That is my maiden name. My present name is Mrs. Rivers." " Yes, yes, I know all about that," he answered. " Won't you be seated ? My business is of an unpleasant nature, I'm afraid. But you obliged to see we lawyers undertake all sorts are of dis- agreeable jobs to make a living. I must introduce myself to you as Mr. Abraham Mosely - Major Rivers' solicitor. Won't you be seated ?" I sunk into a chair, watching him. Constantly rubbing his hands, he c... 16262644 proofread-page text/x-wiki nf4ulcvm36em39ihoafats2hu819djc 16262678 16262644 2026-08-27T17:55:59Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262678 proofread-page text/x-wiki hkmjdw0yv2cpedt3c2gws82pnjh34jf Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/95 104 5218175 16262645 2026-08-27T17:46:45Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "of a man with his wife's sister void and illegal ?" " I know this." " I do not wish to extenuate Major Rivers' conduct one atom. No doubt he seduced you into your connection with him under a faithful promise of being true to you. But this you will clearly see, Miss Holmes, is hardly my business. I must not, therefore, occupy your time by discussing it. What I wish you to understand is, that the ceremony of the registrar's office, which Major Rivers t... 16262645 proofread-page text/x-wiki jaq6tbo79ywy10aghvhqsm46lfrchbl 16262679 16262645 2026-08-27T17:56:35Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262679 proofread-page text/x-wiki 30n5vtgf9gwo52gy2q9qfpf5cxyrw4n Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/96 104 5218176 16262646 2026-08-27T17:47:12Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "endurance has been computed by us by the breaking down of our fortitude under light trials. I found myself no exception to a wise and helpful law. Had I been a spectator instead of the actor in this scene I should have found myself much more moved. " It is then Major Rivers' intention to desert me ?" I said. " If you wish to consider his conduct in that light," he answered, " we might as well apply the term desertion to it. But in justice to Major Ri... 16262646 proofread-page text/x-wiki ip1eer9jbmyiydkrn8n9uthydx94vbk 16262683 16262646 2026-08-27T17:57:14Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262683 proofread-page text/x-wiki dzyf9sol2i0pivisirbimycoaya4jxl Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/97 104 5218177 16262647 2026-08-27T17:47:30Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" You have said enough," I exclaimed. " I want neither your nor Major Rivers' excuses. Let this visit be concluded quickly." " With greatest happiness, Miss Holmes ;" -he harped upon my maiden name, I could perceive, with a species of ma- lignant enjoyment. " My share in this matter is quite as painful as your share. What remains, therefore, for me to inform you is that, acting under Major Rivers' directions, I have to offer you "-rummaging for his poc... 16262647 proofread-page text/x-wiki fqb6ebdjx4qheq4xztjidahwfs8fvj8 16262685 16262647 2026-08-27T17:58:17Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262685 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7l6mbxzowkwm1ied4nfhps7p68sva89 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/98 104 5218178 16262648 2026-08-27T17:47:59Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "ture will be parcelled into lots preparatory to a sale. My duty is now to call up the servants, to pay them their wages, and to discharge them." I rose and walked towards the door. An irresistible impulse forced me to ask one question : " Where is Major Rivers now ? " " He has gone to travel on the continent." I left the room, and returned to the nursery. which My feelings during many hours followed I cannot determine. I seemed to be living in a ni... 16262648 proofread-page text/x-wiki qqapky2itgnk4tzxe95awyya2irbwzu 16262687 16262648 2026-08-27T17:59:18Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262687 proofread-page text/x-wiki bcw8v9jc3451y9v8immm7qofbjurwnk Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/99 104 5218179 16262649 2026-08-27T17:48:25Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "it on the ground, and my moaning burst out afresh. My nurse seemed to sympathise keenly with me. With the discretion of a woman she allowed my passion to exhaust itself; then she endeavoured to console me . " I have received notice to quit at once, mum," she said ; " and my wages has been paid me. But I will remain with you, mum, until I see you comfortable. Don't take on so. Things are shocking bad now, to be sure, but they'll never last. " I stru... 16262649 proofread-page text/x-wiki 18y65xj97x7orkb07udnd24d9p88icg 16262690 16262649 2026-08-27T17:59:46Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262690 proofread-page text/x-wiki 721mzjvtrajw3tr76db1j9qrrplo8ek Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/100 104 5218180 16262652 2026-08-27T17:48:47Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "smile playing over my baby's sightless face, " that we could both die here now as we sit !" She took the child from me and caressed it. My eye lighted on the cheque which I had flung on the ground. Why should I reject it ? it might serve my child. was poor now very, very poor. I When I left the house where was I to seek an asylum ? This money would at least procure a shelter for baby until I could communicate with my aunt-the only creature in the world... 16262652 proofread-page text/x-wiki c5fu30xn7hzc2220673u0mj0wje96xw 16262693 16262652 2026-08-27T18:00:48Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262693 proofread-page text/x-wiki lql8acbie16wp97ewuw4vljzvkrx0wf Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/101 104 5218181 16262653 2026-08-27T17:49:12Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "the kitchen, smoking a long pipe : he looked, she thought, like a watchman . " Nurse," I exclaimed, suddenly starting up, " I will leave this house at once. It is full of poison. The air in it is pestilential. Begin to pack up baby's things and your own without delay. We must be in London to-night." I left the room and repaired to my bedchamber. A terrible eagerness to get out of the house possessed me. With my own hands I bore a large trunk from the... 16262653 proofread-page text/x-wiki mf24yks6d44yi62281qheb42ucfh6ll 16262696 16262653 2026-08-27T18:01:29Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262696 proofread-page text/x-wiki ci58v1zfgmq55awhdjmesml5p4xwop0 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/102 104 5218182 16262654 2026-08-27T17:49:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "eagerness to get away. The strong sense of inhumanity which pervaded the place had frightened her. I despatched her for a vehicle to convey L us to London, and in her absence I com- menced to dress baby. Whilst thus occupied I found time for reflection. But my exhausted passions refused now to lend to despair the poignancy which it had first taken. That Major Rivers had gone to " travel on the continent " was news to me ; but I did not require to be in... 16262654 proofread-page text/x-wiki kxm2eynne2sogjspf468fton4vcgpu5 16262697 16262654 2026-08-27T18:01:56Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262697 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2b2sm3x0x6iuu1z3usuxi138jot8rj9 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/103 104 5218183 16262656 2026-08-27T17:49:42Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "conquest should receive no fresh impulse of exultation by witnessing me in my agony. Bitterly I regretted now my interview with the detective. The money I had placed with him in pledge I felt would have been precious to me now as my heart's blood. Useless too would be his labours-more than useless his discoveries. The nurse returned and told me that one of the only two hackney carriages which Newtown could afford was at the door. The coachman mounted... 16262656 proofread-page text/x-wiki dkn2dkyjsypzh6qzd2tngolmiv81qe9 16262700 16262656 2026-08-27T18:02:39Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262700 proofread-page text/x-wiki bnzwxw82lool6mxgewjkxbch8tnzgw5 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/104 104 5218184 16262657 2026-08-27T17:50:09Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Not a living soul was to be seen as I entered the fly. The road was as vacant as it had been on the preceding night when I had watched for the man who had left me. I was glad to meet no curious speculating eye in that moment of misery. The coachman, as he closed the door, thrust his head into the window asked where he should drive us to. and A strange question to me ! I had to deliberate for my answer. My intense, my feverish eagerness to escape from C... 16262657 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1otp1piiimkg2187x15p3hfde3aoyu0 16262702 16262657 2026-08-27T18:03:30Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262702 proofread-page text/x-wiki q70udjpl0tapbtc4x9jrzfznn96cv8x Note on the Glacial Deposits of Southwestern Alberta 0 5218185 16262658 2026-08-27T17:50:33Z DarkShadowTNT 2861536 Redirected page to [[The Journal of Geology/Volume 3/Number 5/Note on the Glacial Deposits of Southwestern Alberta]] 16262658 wikitext text/x-wiki m1gfm01b6k4d9uesxkh1xzcw3yzu0a6 Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/266 104 5218186 16262659 2026-08-27T17:50:34Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16262659 proofread-page text/x-wiki 8trq2sqky2t4p5l84891zopmsimq4p8 Page:Bulletin - American Museum of Natural History (IA bulletinamerican32ameruoft).pdf/542 104 5218187 16262660 2026-08-27T17:50:36Z Beleg Tâl 748138 /* Without text */ 16262660 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0jgcqpcqb4xdzm81ln7a5qjk7g431h1 Page:Bulletin - 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The convenience of a good hotel was well illustrated by the promptitude with which we were conducted into clean and pleasant apartments. Without appetite I yet felt the need of refreshment. I knew that great trials awaited me ; that fierce battles had to be fought. I hardly needed to steal a glance at my sleeping child to perceive the absolute necessity of girding up myself for... 16262708 proofread-page text/x-wiki psbmg50npbkxogi7xuch8fwbq9ys3mn 16262853 16262708 2026-08-27T19:48:54Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262853 proofread-page text/x-wiki j6n14cz8kk8mh1cfrann63qk1i1ruc6 Page:Grampa in Oz.pdf/190 104 5218206 16262709 2026-08-27T18:04:22Z Nighfidelity 3182070 /* Problematic */ 16262709 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4z3k9ivhgtrcwliznetfjgzl1gz2bwp Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/108 104 5218207 16262710 2026-08-27T18:04:32Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "For the first night, at least, I felt privacy and solitude imperative. I had therefore ordered a private apartment to be prepared for me, that I might avoid the publicity of the ladies' coffee-room. My nurse and I sat down to a wellserved supper. I forced myself to eat ; but my food almost choked me. I would not relinquish the society of my companion. I dreaded being left alone. Whilst I could speak aloud of the past my misery could find an easy outlet ;... 16262710 proofread-page text/x-wiki onaralq7ial9u2a02qhx0sb1p6x0lgj 16262854 16262710 2026-08-27T19:50:11Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262854 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6ehplvuelk8yesqw2qr050ki64vbncq Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/109 104 5218208 16262713 2026-08-27T18:05:03Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "I awoke. A yellow light struggled through the green-striped blinds of my bedroom. I gazed about me, not knowing where I was. Everything was new, strange, perplexing. I seemed to have been carried in my sleep, like the man in the Arabian story, from one scene to another. Presently memory revived within me. I comprehended what had taken place. I rose from my bed and drew aside the window blind ; I gazed upon an air white, impenetrable, like wadding. At int... 16262713 proofread-page text/x-wiki 156dxjhqltqanya4n1nbdo0ely0hhge 16262855 16262713 2026-08-27T19:50:56Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262855 proofread-page text/x-wiki 32n1lma0b93lvelsval3jfc9luynl5n Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/110 104 5218209 16262715 2026-08-27T18:05:21Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "funds. As I quitted the hotel the damp fog struck coldly to my bones. I swathed my shawl well about me, drew a Shetland veil over my face, and set out. The cheque I had in my pocket was upon a bank in Fleet Street. Where was Fleet Street ? I inquired, and was told that a few turnings taken in the direction indicated would bring me to it. I walked on, but soon lost my way in the purlieus of Drury Lane. The fog filled the roads and disguised the names at t... 16262715 proofread-page text/x-wiki en8dlyxyty31v0xb526a66e7qv395pw 16262856 16262715 2026-08-27T19:51:41Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262856 proofread-page text/x-wiki j5o3k5g5vmrevwk5uc70qv8q3zpqys3 Page:Grampa in Oz.pdf/191 104 5218210 16262716 2026-08-27T18:05:25Z Nighfidelity 3182070 /* Proofread */ 16262716 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0xpiyxllexy28dyt7qzoh3mwo2s44gp Page:Grampa in Oz.pdf/192 104 5218211 16262718 2026-08-27T18:05:50Z Nighfidelity 3182070 /* Proofread */ 16262718 proofread-page text/x-wiki tvdwpf11xjfwespw99xnysf2avzgmhc Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/111 104 5218212 16262720 2026-08-27T18:05:53Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "search . I desired an economical district, and rightly guessed that it was not to be found in the neighbourhood in which I then stood. As soon as I had procured a lodging I had made up my mind to address my aunt. I might have written to her from the hotel ; but it occurred to me that should she hesitate to reply, the delay would involve my remaining at the address I should give her, lest her letter might miscarry. To have continued at the hotel, even for... 16262720 proofread-page text/x-wiki fpxz1tihoncxyyfzuht6hcm4tpdi96x 16262858 16262720 2026-08-27T19:52:45Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262858 proofread-page text/x-wiki r4ldptvqqgua75eyv5xufvgu1k9rdxj Page:The Works of Epictetus, translated by Thomas Wentworth Higginson, 2nd edition.djvu/142 104 5218213 16262721 2026-08-27T18:05:54Z Pasicles 340821 /* Proofread */ 16262721 proofread-page text/x-wiki m86c2ze30v48d5hkxkjs9chbmkxdha7 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/112 104 5218214 16262724 2026-08-27T18:06:19Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "or Hammersmith way. Or, if you wouldn't mind the Surrey side, you'll get cheaply served in the Borough. " " Where is the Borough ? " I inquired. " Keep straight on till you come to Farringdon Street : turn to the right, cross Blackfriars Bridge, and that'll take you into the Borough. " I thanked him, and, to use his own phraseology, “ moved on." Thus instructed, and in the clear light, I easily found my way. I crossed the bridge and discovered myself... 16262724 proofread-page text/x-wiki blxdsxadsgyo1mphgrvk24sto6pn4h9 16262859 16262724 2026-08-27T19:53:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262859 proofread-page text/x-wiki jnnlpod91scpz0co7bwl82zjdxx7ojq Page:Grampa in Oz.pdf/193 104 5218215 16262725 2026-08-27T18:06:21Z Nighfidelity 3182070 /* Problematic */ 16262725 proofread-page text/x-wiki ho3kb8mjkd1i5citxijcyg6x3845s5z Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/113 104 5218216 16262728 2026-08-27T18:07:01Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Garden. One side of London, I thought, is as good as the other, and the side that is cheapest is certainly the best side for me. I knocked at the door of the first ticketed house I came to. A dirty girl with bare arms replied to my summons. " You have apartments to let here ?" I interrupted. She looked at me with a species of vulgar scrutiny. My pale, melancholy, attenuated features evidently perplexed her. " Yes m'm. Two bedrooms and one sitting... 16262728 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3bv6588l0ozpfpbbimbq3yy4o41enwq 16262860 16262728 2026-08-27T19:54:18Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262860 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0epmqvxdbkwraocti529t8vayn23vpl Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/114 104 5218217 16262729 2026-08-27T18:07:49Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "stairs. A very stout woman with a resolute look marched up to me. " Did you want lodgin's did you say, ma'am ? " she asked, taking me in from head to foot. "Yes." " How many might there be of you ? " " There are myself, a baby, and a nurse." " A baby ! " she exclaimed. Then, eyeing me somewhat meditatively, she said : " I don't object to babies myself; but I don't know whether my other lodgers would like 'em. My terms are twelve and sixpence... 16262729 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1autajjpvjtmsdjqw94im7lev4xkqh0 16262730 16262729 2026-08-27T18:08:28Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262730 proofread-page text/x-wiki s9qngsspppeeukwuayozt5dxwk262y4 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/115 104 5218218 16262732 2026-08-27T18:08:53Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" I can't say. But if I take them, I shall only take them by the week." " I ask," she said, " because I like to settle these questions afore I mount the stairs. It's no joke them stairs to woman of my size. a The other day a gentleman, pretending as he wanted the rooms, first took me up stairs, and then brought me down, whilst we talked over the price. Then he says, ' I've got a bad memory, and should jest like to look at that front bedroom agen, missi... 16262732 proofread-page text/x-wiki oxkcbe3c4cc0qq4ocetcddez86iqsip 16262874 16262732 2026-08-27T20:06:44Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262874 proofread-page text/x-wiki t246pl01z9r9ghx81w8ldx9yidlopkd Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/116 104 5218219 16262737 2026-08-27T18:09:32Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "spection, were the terms. The rooms were small, confined, shabby, but cheap. I reflected. I may have occasion to remain here only for a short time, I thought, and this will answer as well as any other accommodation. I therefore told the land- lady I was prepared to engage her apartments by the week. She grew more civil, now that I had made up my mind in her favour. " I am really very sorry, m'm," she said as we went downstairs, " that you should be put... 16262737 proofread-page text/x-wiki 8g8r55m36sxg75e2zfgn1a0wj4ek8nu 16262876 16262737 2026-08-27T20:07:16Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262876 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7wpkvmx39pgrs6j4lw5tl3ymzy2etz6 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/117 104 5218220 16262738 2026-08-27T18:09:55Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "pathy with her difficult and delicate position, she tapped at the parlour door. A querulous bass voice bade her enter. She obeyed, carefully closing the door after her. I heard her voice speaking in a very obsequious accent ; and then I heard the querulous bass voice step in with a loud and startling abruptness. Undismayed, the landlady continued to petition ; the querulous bass voice swore ; but I noticed that every strong expression marked a more yield... 16262738 proofread-page text/x-wiki m2w12zybvvtm56smx4p8au31gakh03i 16262878 16262738 2026-08-27T20:07:56Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262878 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5rwyc39i0gpbpaibrzf2tpky5lfs4sk The Deceased Wife's Sister/Volume 2/Chapter 6 0 5218221 16262740 2026-08-27T18:10:31Z Eievie 2999977 Created page with "{{header | title = The Deceased Wife's Sister | author = William Clark Russell | year = 1847 | previous = [[../Chapter 5/]] | next = [[../Chapter 7/]] }} <pages index="The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf" from=106 to=125 />" 16262740 wikitext text/x-wiki nxntsx7voz7a0tbkl2h4popaauoybpo Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/125 104 5218222 16262741 2026-08-27T18:10:47Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "blast blew before. In this mood, then, I would never have consented to have availed myself of the help of the law, even had it been in my power to do so. I should have found but a poor protector and a certain alienator. I wished Major Rivers to think on me, not as vengeful and desperate, but as poor, uncomplaining, and loving. Such a picture would have been very wide of the truth ; and yet something of truth, at that time at least, there would have been... 16262741 proofread-page text/x-wiki 48uenhjwg6vmiqg4f9lxob7bs8zya28 16262891 16262741 2026-08-27T20:13:09Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262891 proofread-page text/x-wiki chnwaoq8h0o9b7evm3q0x01exln7zm9 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/124 104 5218223 16262742 2026-08-27T18:11:04Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "redress than had you been some unfortunate woman whom the Major had seduced ; for what you did, you did knowingly and in clear conception of the significance of the step. You would not even get sympathy, much less a verdict." Thus my reason made answer to the suggestion thrown out by my nurse. But even had the law been on my side, I should never have consented to utilise it. Even in moments of my greatest anguish, I had always cherished a deep-seated ho... 16262742 proofread-page text/x-wiki blqdze3ox03x407jc3hj3i8zl16gmsv 16262890 16262742 2026-08-27T20:12:46Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262890 proofread-page text/x-wiki 31qty3ao2ppfgtj0hp38082urwjznj7 Page:Grampa in Oz.pdf/194 104 5218224 16262743 2026-08-27T18:11:11Z Nighfidelity 3182070 /* Proofread */ 16262743 proofread-page text/x-wiki 606wpjz4yot7xisldgjyj2vlg0vfesq Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/123 104 5218225 16262744 2026-08-27T18:11:17Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "I did not require much legal knowledge to make me see that mine was a most hopeless case. I imagined myself conferring with a lawyer. I heard his questions, and witnessed the shrug of his professional shoulders as he received my responses. " You were Major Rivers' wife's . sister ? " he asks. " Yes." " You were cognisant at the time of his expressing a wish for you to live with him of the fact that you could not be his wife ? " " Yes." " He consented to... 16262744 proofread-page text/x-wiki avjwe2f8rzlgte5xrjro4eq4122aybd 16262889 16262744 2026-08-27T20:12:21Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262889 proofread-page text/x-wiki kf8xfsfusgyftev3ykha3mp04fhut1n Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/122 104 5218226 16262745 2026-08-27T18:11:40Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "She would have considered me a heartless jilt, rightly treated by my destiny. She would thank her God that her son had not been permitted to make me his wife ; and dread, lest communion with the mother might renew in the son the old love he once had for me, would place for ever an insuperable barrier between us. It was true, I reflected, that George might be abroad still ; but he would hear of my return to Lorton, and his letters would reflect a love whi... 16262745 proofread-page text/x-wiki pu4nm00p1wd80gq18myzczre41npgsy 16262887 16262745 2026-08-27T20:11:43Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262887 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4bok13uqnh5xe5u3ozxbsxsyw0n2pxd Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/121 104 5218227 16262746 2026-08-27T18:11:58Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "permit us to return to her ; to furnish us with an asylum where we might enjoy some security and repose until I could take measures to exact a provision for my babe from the man who had so infamously treated us. Though I trembled with the eagerness of my thoughts, I was also influenced by an under-current of reluctance. The form of my aunt rose before me ; her eyes gleaming, her mouth writhing with contempt, her whole attitude expressive of detestation... 16262746 proofread-page text/x-wiki pkcpp3vn5omyk9jyyz5rt41f1qrleb6 16262884 16262746 2026-08-27T20:10:49Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262884 proofread-page text/x-wiki qrg2751uf8gb0dabg9vdl1d97bf3bxf Page:Grampa in Oz.pdf/195 104 5218228 16262748 2026-08-27T18:12:22Z Nighfidelity 3182070 /* Proofread */ 16262748 proofread-page text/x-wiki 36occhhb2ihjoau6ixtqza8cpsqulmp 16262781 16262748 2026-08-27T18:27:26Z Nighfidelity 3182070 16262781 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7vmlvo94akja0kcdyxt06x67pqcnkmp Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/120 104 5218229 16262749 2026-08-27T18:12:29Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "aunt. What I wrote I cannot recollect. I remember only that upon the sheet of paper I poured forth a series of wild and lamentable appeals for forgiveness. Bitterly and honestly I reproached myself for ever having been seduced into a step which had involved me in the most complicated misery. I repeated to her Major Rivers' vows of fidelity ; sought to extenuate my conduct by telling how long and how faithfully I had loved him, how deeply, how greatly he... 16262749 proofread-page text/x-wiki aj209q27ab85wa1oivy0ggr2bbptcjr 16262883 16262749 2026-08-27T20:09:55Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262883 proofread-page text/x-wiki nie90gjg0kf46dwmhnbn0pv6m2uvuvx Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/119 104 5218230 16262750 2026-08-27T18:12:43Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "be careful of her walls : I hear her asking a boy what he does there staring as if he had just fallen from the moon ; I pass with the nurse up the narrow staircase, and enter the sitting-room smelling mustily of cheap dirty chintz ; I note the expression on my nurse's face as she glances at me after casting her eyes round the apartment. A great change truly after Chester House. A great fall indeed ; a fall, too, attaching to itself a significance infini... 16262750 proofread-page text/x-wiki nagjd794vfezhtgu3fhpcvra8h5bstf 16262882 16262750 2026-08-27T20:09:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262882 proofread-page text/x-wiki qgsfyrf41s7wn8m1ylowf570f1flq4v Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/118 104 5218231 16262751 2026-08-27T18:13:03Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "noting down the of a address on the back card went away, followed until I was out of sight, I imagine, by an oblique disc of whiskers, in the centre of which shone forth two angry eyes from an ambush of eyebrows. Bearing in mind the extent of my funds, my bill even for so short a period at the hotel, intimated pretty plainly that I had acted very wisely in my prompt adoption of a cheap lodging. As I write, the scene of my arrival at No. 12, Quarles Stre... 16262751 proofread-page text/x-wiki chko570gik2m757u8popa2g8etwz7ws 16262881 16262751 2026-08-27T20:08:54Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262881 proofread-page text/x-wiki cgvg8x4aqft0c581emjqyvblcwx9hlt Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/205 104 5218232 16262752 2026-08-27T18:13:54Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "further incited by the remembrance of an insult which had been dealt to him years before by the Major. He hired woman from London to represent herself a as Miss Burgoyne's mother, and having introduced them to Major Rivers, left the blonde to play her own part. spiracy was successful. The con- One autumn day Major Rivers eloped with the blonde, leaving the woman he had deceived destitute. They were married at Paris. It did not take the Major long, howeve... 16262752 proofread-page text/x-wiki 060f475cbtaxamcktqdmk5fzaa7bth4 16262905 16262752 2026-08-27T20:20:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262905 proofread-page text/x-wiki 18f7896qaf7r0hfpr9p6f46co71y09d Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/204 104 5218233 16262753 2026-08-27T18:14:08Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "addresses to a wealthy heiress in London, but had found an obstacle to the match in a former mistress named Miss Burgoyne, a beautiful young blonde. This demoiselle, finding herself about to be neglected for her more honourable and wealthy rival, solemnly declared to the Baronet that, unless he supplied her with a liberal and handsome provision she would go to London, have an interview with the heiress, and proclaim the infidelity of the man who solicite... 16262753 proofread-page text/x-wiki n4t469cazoo90fpmuz2tt9ebts7sges 16262906 16262753 2026-08-27T20:20:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262906 proofread-page text/x-wiki bj8fa9i3l10hb2oblgn7s6enky1brzt Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/203 104 5218234 16262754 2026-08-27T18:14:27Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "hand trembled so that I could hardly hold the paper. " Tell me the particulars, George," I said, " I should prefer hearing them from your lips." He took up the paper, and running his eye down the article, which occupied nearly half a column, began to translate : " Calais, February the 4th . A duel was fought here yesterday morning between an English officer named Major Rivers and Sir Geoffry Hamlyn. We have been enabled to collect the particulars of th... 16262754 proofread-page text/x-wiki mh2jtvs0mjd9pewmrwd0bx8ww1i5qh8 16262907 16262754 2026-08-27T20:21:02Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262907 proofread-page text/x-wiki nu7xxds05rixbgkjv69c6qtg55k87mp Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/183 104 5218235 16262755 2026-08-27T18:15:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "steel grate. I was in a bed canopied in snowy dimity ; at a table in the centre of the room sat an elderly woman with spectacles on nose eating her breakfast. As I opened my eyes she looked up. I attempted to speak, but could find no voice. She remarked my effort, and approaching the bedside told me in a soft soothing accent not to speak. I closed my eyes in obedience to her orders, but could not keep them closed. I looked about, wondering, doubting,... 16262755 proofread-page text/x-wiki 851xlw8chn9ngx27l989ke7awxul9vs 16262909 16262755 2026-08-27T20:22:12Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262909 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7wtaxb46afq18w9gv40p549emm3rc37 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/184 104 5218236 16262757 2026-08-27T18:15:52Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "me be still, and I submitted. Presently a low tap came at the door ; the old woman arose and admitted a short jovial faced man. He came to my bedside at once ; felt my pulse, examined my tongue, addressed some cheering words to me, told me that we " " should be quite well in a short time, provided " we " were docile and obedient to wise instructions ; and having conferred with the old woman for about five minutes in a series of mysterious whispers, accom... 16262757 proofread-page text/x-wiki rw782l2xgn6e06hxmq9v5r2pbgog6fh 16262913 16262757 2026-08-27T20:24:51Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262913 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0htjfwrllnpjlacjvuchyxzi7ykcc7h Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/185 104 5218237 16262758 2026-08-27T18:16:40Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "gruel and toast and other sick-room preparations, seeing no one but the doctor and the old woman. On the fourth day I felt myself well enough to rise. " May I not get up?" I asked. " No." " But I am well now, and feel quite strong. Lying in bed beyond occasion requires only weakens." " The doctor told me just now, ma'am, that you may get up to-morrow if I think you strong enough to bear the fatigue of sitting upright. But you must lie still today... 16262758 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0vm7g890n60or047le8s1vtocl9kb8d 16262914 16262758 2026-08-27T20:25:33Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262914 proofread-page text/x-wiki ioaokroa6wl19vyt9z93ywqdw34t1s4 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/186 104 5218238 16262760 2026-08-27T18:17:30Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" His housekeeper." " Where is this house situated ?" " In Kensingion." " Is Mr. George Gordon married ? " " No." " Does he know that his mother is dead?" " Yes ." " How long has he been home from abroad?" " Nigh three months. Now, that will do for the present." " One more question : is he in the house now ?" " No ; he's in business in the City." " And when does he return home ? " " In the evening. There ; you see I've answered tw... 16262760 proofread-page text/x-wiki njussgn7tk9j836hwka8kn037eni3iu 16262915 16262760 2026-08-27T20:26:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262915 proofread-page text/x-wiki ow97msdbblon7fzjqrtrxmgcwkxwxj9 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/187 104 5218239 16262761 2026-08-27T18:17:52Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "suggestive of a determination to speak no more. This short conversation satisfied something of my curiosity ; but I was now all impatience to see George. The next day found me really sufficiently recovered to rise. The nurse saw the improvement, and did not object to my sitting up. Aided by her I dressed myself, and descended to the parlour, where a sofa had been prepared for my reception near a blazing fire. It was Saturday, and Mrs. Dilke, the houseke... 16262761 proofread-page text/x-wiki n2bnw8z9zxrn0axie8bg1ivih8glkgh 16262942 16262761 2026-08-27T20:44:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262942 proofread-page text/x-wiki nq8ddtmqrmblev4d776gajk1f851y5g Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/188 104 5218240 16262763 2026-08-27T18:19:07Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "fluttered painfully ; a light blush suffused my face, for memory had been invoked by his accent, and thoughts of mingled pain and bitterness agitated my mind. He entered, prepared to see me, and came quickly forward with outstretched hand and cordial smile. I looked at him. In the bearded, bronzed, broad-shouldered man I could hardly recognise the George of my girlhood-the boy who played with me, the youth who defended me against his mother, the young... 16262763 proofread-page text/x-wiki jvcrfcp7eccfudjcjszefdk8qb3n9gj 16262945 16262763 2026-08-27T20:45:04Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262945 proofread-page text/x-wiki l5pfwtfgkpy1po7a8m0e0trcwa588p5 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/189 104 5218241 16262764 2026-08-27T18:19:24Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "by my appearance. He had not to look at me long to understand how deeply I had suffered. Misery still haunted my lineaments, and my eyes were full of a melancholy and a mourning which hardly needed his sympathy to interpret. He asked me no questions. He tried rather to distract my thoughts by talking of himself. He told me that on his arrival at New Zealand he had found the place so barren of promise that he had resolved to try his luck elsewhere. He e... 16262764 proofread-page text/x-wiki d8arfxkzg6oavzodld0f8hnitui5ky4 16262946 16262764 2026-08-27T20:45:28Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262946 proofread-page text/x-wiki sfxxqly2f1oazxvooabmrnsmf28ncud Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/190 104 5218242 16262765 2026-08-27T18:19:41Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "found success render commerce the most congenial occupation he could have adopted. He entered a large commercial house in Sydney, and in a very short time succeeded in attracting the attention of his employers. He was quickly raised to a post of trust, and the mail bringing out information of the death of a senior clerk in the London branch of the firm the vacant place was offered to him. He eagerly accepted the offer, and was now filling the situation a... 16262765 proofread-page text/x-wiki c7ecc6rm72v0a798ltn495kwc3k6ybw 16262949 16262765 2026-08-27T20:46:30Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262949 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7za0mywr7y1b2j67axb17616kx3phim Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/191 104 5218243 16262766 2026-08-27T18:20:01Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "doned ?" He pressed his hand upon his eyes, then, turning to me, said : " But how light must be my trial compared to what you have undergone ! Some of these days, Maggie, you must tell me all that you have gone through since we last parted." " I will tell you now, George. Do not shake your head ; it will do me good to open my heart, and I am stronger than I look. Besides, it would torture me to maintain secrecy when what you have seen may lead you to i... 16262766 proofread-page text/x-wiki qsw8xyycvif0y5nx1e0t9e54tm3ffy5 16262951 16262766 2026-08-27T20:47:06Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262951 proofread-page text/x-wiki p0hhjan0vxy4uk7zl6hv2y9jdngog27 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/192 104 5218244 16262767 2026-08-27T18:20:15Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "upon the pavement ; but instantly calling a cab I placed you in it, and following you, was driven off before the police had time to approach. It was lucky I was so quick ; for when I got you home we found we found upon you, Maggie a secret • • .. • that might have embarrassed us had we been called upon to account for it. I felt that should an investigation take place after your recovery, the trial would throw you back again, and perhaps kill you. And yet... 16262767 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0fz3kp79g8xbe3asj2rw84cstdkiaa7 16262952 16262767 2026-08-27T20:47:47Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262952 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4y0txfzsof8nuucwh39qyiaw5hxev8j Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/193 104 5218245 16262768 2026-08-27T18:20:50Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "was very polite ; regretted greatly that a pressure of business had prevented him calling upon you as he had promised, and told me that if he could see the body he would be most happy to grant a certificate of death. • • We buried your baby in a quiet little burial-ground a mile away from here, Maggie. When you are strong again grave." • we will go together and see its I wept silently, with my face still buried in my hands. He continued to speak, evide... 16262768 proofread-page text/x-wiki qf2wjjn3nf9w52jwhxgr9xivasyrdws 16262954 16262768 2026-08-27T20:48:40Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262954 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3xxd2h9z21ruyx31usowpglgzyp9vyj Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/194 104 5218246 16262769 2026-08-27T18:21:09Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "but I insisted upon waiting for him, and the servant did not like to refuse me admittance. I particularly remember my keen impatience at his delay, little dreaming of the wise providence that was directing me. I left his house at a late hour. As I returned home a face passed me hurriedly. I stopped. It was a face that I had met before ; it was familiar to me. A strange impulse caused me to turn and follow. The rest you know. Would such a thing be believe... 16262769 proofread-page text/x-wiki c0g1sv8djm4gg573sh70q2ua8he21ry 16262956 16262769 2026-08-27T20:49:22Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262956 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4ex1v3um05d4ql13mbjnbbaldat380d Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/267 104 5218247 16262770 2026-08-27T18:21:15Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16262770 proofread-page text/x-wiki tfopkud6gxlyrxs4fu1c5m5r4jtpvay 16262828 16262770 2026-08-27T19:25:25Z Cgov01 3316584 16262828 proofread-page text/x-wiki dwdwy592yfbr3a8zw2udslq6smhkamf Page:United States Reports, Volume 415.djvu/455 104 5218248 16262772 2026-08-27T18:22:17Z JoeSolo22 3028097 /* Proofread */ Created page with "circumstanced shall be treated alike.' ''Royster Guano Co. v. Virginia'', [[253 U.S. 412]], 415 (1920)." ''Reed v. Reed'', [[404 U.S. 71]], 75-76 (1971).<ref>Appellee argues that the statutory classification should be subject to strict scrutiny and upheld only if a compelling governmental justification is demonstrated because (1) the challenged classification interferes with the fundamental constitutional right to the free exercise of religion, and (2) I-O c... 16262772 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5vqym2d7mmo9gyc5zgr8p2d9ghhxpd8 Page:The Works of H G Wells Volume 12.pdf/398 104 5218249 16262779 2026-08-27T18:26:43Z Tromaster 1013356 /* Proofread */ 16262779 proofread-page text/x-wiki okb4f4b1nosk7mav69pxadztl8i25r7 Page:Works of Aristotle - vol. 1, ed. Ross - 1928 (djvu, worksofaristotle01arisuoft).djvu/239 104 5218250 16262784 2026-08-27T18:33:12Z Overthrows 2822638 /* Proofread */ 16262784 proofread-page text/x-wiki fos12tyiheisam883q31dobzskgmq6a Page:Works of Aristotle - vol. 2, ed. Ross - 1932 (djvu, workstranslatedi02arisuoft).djvu/30 104 5218251 16262786 2026-08-27T18:34:15Z Overthrows 2822638 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "All thinkers then agree in making the coi^'aries 5 ( principles, both those who describe the All as one and ^o unmoved (for even Parmenides treats hot and cold as prin- ciples under the names of fire and earth) ^ and those too who use the rare and the dense. 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Sweden, however, possessed at that period every element of prosperity. Sigismund, son of king John, had been elected king of Poland in 1587, five years prior to the death of his father. Sigismund, seated upon the throne of Sweden and Poland, might easily have conquered the whole of Moscovy, then without government or army. 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I did not hesitate. I felt that a duty lay before me, and I also comprehended that if ever I was to expect any degree of peace in the years which might yet remain to me it was imperative that I should clear my mind of all the perilous stuff that weighed upon it. He refused to hear me at first, saying that I was not strong enough yet to bear the labour and bitterness of a confession . But as I proceeded I notice... 16262892 proofread-page text/x-wiki ccmcb5oimubqthqqjtp3uxl1cwyqyea 16262957 16262892 2026-08-27T20:49:54Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262957 proofread-page text/x-wiki eh82htnq7atka4amo1bpotkakmdcc31 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/196 104 5218287 16262893 2026-08-27T20:14:09Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "trembled as I spoke ; and as I concluded I saw him dash the large tear-drops from his eyes. I ceased, and a long pause followed. I saw him looking at me with eyes in which I fancied I traced something of the light which had made them radiant on the day when he proposed to me. " Who would have thought," he presently exclaimed, " that Major Rivers would ever have proved such a scoundrel ! But if he be still alive, Maggie, surely, surely you now find a gr... 16262893 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3jnmctndedxvf13tyxwrpjgwe5033it 16262959 16262893 2026-08-27T20:50:21Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262959 proofread-page text/x-wiki 26s6wv8c54hmrd4aam1zu03s4pzz55i Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/197 104 5218288 16262894 2026-08-27T20:14:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "have not endeavoured to amuse you by astounding situations or to make you breathless by surprises. I have desired only to admit you, so far as my poor capacity allows me, into my heart's most secret confidences. I think I have interested you, and that interest I gratefully recognise. The interest you take in me prompts you to wish to see me in a more secure position than that which I now occupy. I did not marry George so speedily as My conscience still... 16262894 proofread-page text/x-wiki mk1lvbh2oxri9fv4q8bd630yq21yzpe 16262961 16262894 2026-08-27T20:51:01Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262961 proofread-page text/x-wiki 872tl2bbwmeg8ldcasx9aicv9ugtsam Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/198 104 5218289 16262895 2026-08-27T20:14:56Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "lived my conscience would never permit me to be another's . I still shared his home in Kensington ; but the time came when I felt I could no longer consistently do so. His tenderness, his devotion, his never-failing amiability, had inspired me with a feeling towards him, such as I had thought I could never have experienced towards any man after my betrayal by Major Rivers. Studiously as he struggled to disguise his feelings, the truth would leak out at... 16262895 proofread-page text/x-wiki 57iwlxl1nf1yzigt200bof8y8utwqrg 16262930 16262895 2026-08-27T20:37:07Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262930 proofread-page text/x-wiki dx71rwpk2ie5lp0qn6rgdc7qxg8n653 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/199 104 5218290 16262896 2026-08-27T20:15:34Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "right to burden you. I will only ask you to secure an abode for me for a short time, so that I may have leisure to look about me for a situation as a governess." " How strangely your thoughts run upon these situations as a governess ! " he burst out. " This was your dream in Lorton, it has been your dream twenty times since ; it is your dream again now." " It is all that I am fit for," I said. " But why do you want to leave me ?" he inquired. I could... 16262896 proofread-page text/x-wiki cwljebpzfeh54hnpzwq9j33utaoskm2 16262933 16262896 2026-08-27T20:40:32Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262933 proofread-page text/x-wiki qz4xcjnk89f79nypqozj4sdfee46sr3 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/200 104 5218291 16262897 2026-08-27T20:16:06Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "He went on : " Now, Maggie, I declare to you that I am as great a lover of delicacy as you ; but I'll be hanged if I allow you to be so hypercritical as this. Is there such a wretch in this world as a person capable of seeing anything wrong in the occupation of one house by two cousins, so closely connected as we are by the ties of the very earliest associations ? " " I would not care if there were," answered. I " I am not troubled by the opinions of o... 16262897 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6m9qnpga5jk08b7rkjzr9cyc1vqj6pj 16262936 16262897 2026-08-27T20:41:30Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262936 proofread-page text/x-wiki owuofbcz2hu8r82jk72nub510ymq87v Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/201 104 5218292 16262898 2026-08-27T20:16:32Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "in your wish to live alone I will leave this house." He breathed hard. There was no mistaking his determination. I could see plainly that it would take me a long time to win, so for the present I allowed the subject to drop, secretly intending to attack it again and again, until I should weary him into compliance. One evening, about ten days after this conversation, he returned as usual to his home. I noticed at once something in his manner which stron... 16262898 proofread-page text/x-wiki ppdqesms5oxde6gx3chfjp2dzfndls2 16262937 16262898 2026-08-27T20:42:33Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262937 proofread-page text/x-wiki cd6frm8h3l3xwh4wc0whb742zk4bpti Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/202 104 5218293 16262900 2026-08-27T20:17:14Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" If you do not tell it me at once," I answered, " I shall not be strong enough ; for curiosity weakens me like too much heat." " Then," he said, " Major Rivers is dead." " Dead ! " I exclaimed, involuntarily clasping my hands and turning deadly pale. He poured me out a glass of sherry, but I rejected it. "Tell me, how did he die?" I said tremulously. " He was killed in a duel." " In a duel ? " " Yes ; he fought, at Calais, with Sir Geoffry Hamlyn... 16262900 proofread-page text/x-wiki qvbp2t1fd49fzdgcdyzs6uu3e3t4g83 16262940 16262900 2026-08-27T20:43:20Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16262940 proofread-page text/x-wiki ahuirtx37bvhvhpfi87lh5mkf9qlybt The Deceased Wife's Sister/Volume 2/Chapter 9 0 5218294 16262901 2026-08-27T20:17:50Z Eievie 2999977 Created page with "{{header | title = The Deceased Wife's Sister | author = William Clark Russell | year = 1847 | previous = [[../Chapter 8/]] | next = }} <pages index="The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf" from=182 to=206 />" 16262901 wikitext text/x-wiki bww2097yxmnc6xyxkz466dzc1ujilpc Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/273 104 5218295 16262912 2026-08-27T20:23:47Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16262912 proofread-page text/x-wiki jujrr3p1rq0zqf4jb66yvy8ezolanlh Johnnie's Grey Breeks ("When I was in my seventeen year") 0 5218296 16262917 2026-08-27T20:28:23Z Chrisguise 2855804 Created page with "{{versions | title = Johnnie's Grey Breeks | author = Unknown | portal = | notes = {{c|"''When I was in my se'nteen year,<br/>I was baith blythe and bonnie, O''"}} }} * "[[Four Excellent New Songs ("Johnny's Grey-Breeks")/Johnny's Grey-Breeks|Johnny's Grey-Breeks]]", in ''[[Four Excellent New Songs ("Johnny's Grey-Breeks")|Four Excellent New Songs]]'' (n.d.), a chapbook printed in Aberdeen * "The Blackbird (n.d., Elgin)/Johnny's Grey Breeks|Johnn..." 16262917 wikitext text/x-wiki ci362i9m0u7gmh26q3zfjvbgdftmy9e 16262923 16262917 2026-08-27T20:30:11Z Chrisguise 2855804 16262923 wikitext text/x-wiki 2q3cu32t9a5k1pa0untj2okx0jy0wl7 Page:A brief history of the great war (IA briefhistoryofgr00haye).pdf/30 104 5218297 16262922 2026-08-27T20:29:48Z Reboot01 2805164 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Trade―the veritable red blood of modern industrial life―has not been, and from its nature cannot be, narrowly national. Not only must there be commerce between one highly civilized nation and another, but there must likewise be trade between an industrialized nation and more backward peoples in tropical or semi-tropical regions. The modern business man has need of raw materials from the tropics; he has manufactured goods to sell in return; most important... 16262922 proofread-page text/x-wiki edae4czjw8p8scwe649sptv7t1zytox 16262934 16262922 2026-08-27T20:40:34Z Reboot01 2805164 16262934 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9xavrr3k6lxb7cb9dizmwroyw9l9g72 Johnnie's Grey Breeks ("The smiling spring again appears") 0 5218298 16262924 2026-08-27T20:31:16Z Chrisguise 2855804 Redirected page to [[New way of Johnny's grey-breeks (1)/Johnny's Grey-Breeks]] 16262924 wikitext text/x-wiki 6rwv77jboz003bluhkzn3axya247nyz Page:The American Bookmaker - Volume 1-2.djvu/24 104 5218299 16262926 2026-08-27T20:32:06Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "{{c|{{xx-larger|{{sc|Typpothetæ.}}}}}} {{rule}}{{rule}} {{c|{{larger|'''A SOCIETY OF MASTER PRINTERS.'''}}}} {{di|T}}{{uc|he}} Society of Master Printers of New York, associated under the title {{sc|The Typothetæ}}, was founded in Tammany Hall, December 26, 1862. The Civil War was then at its height, and had so changed values and unsettled prices as to severely affect every branch of business. The printers of the city, in common with others, felt th... 16262926 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9sok96u9aty69iwfi8itq6piyrf1gz7 Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/274 104 5218300 16262935 2026-08-27T20:40:48Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16262935 proofread-page text/x-wiki qcqdvy8ik9prkbxbg9v4p2xygpelc52 Page:United States Reports, Volume 415.djvu/456 104 5218301 16262939 2026-08-27T20:43:02Z JoeSolo22 3028097 /* Proofread */ Created page with "{{paragraph break}} Unlike many state and federal statutes that come before us, Congress in this statute has responsibly revealed its express legislative objectives in [[Veterans' Readjustment Benefits Act of 1966#s1651|§ 1651]] of the Act and no other objective is claimed: {{blockquote/s}} "The Congress of the United States hereby declares that the education program created by this chapter is for the purpose of (1) enhancing and making more attractive servi... 16262939 proofread-page text/x-wiki b87a2t1okzh3uagm1x7i6fdjvevdz82 Page:The American Bookmaker - Volume 1-2.djvu/11 104 5218302 16262950 2026-08-27T20:46:46Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "{{c|{{xxxx-larger|INDEX}} — TO — {{xxxx-larger|{{x-larger|THE AMERICAN BOOKMAKER}}}} {{rule|10em}} {{x-larger|VOLUMES I. AND II.}}}} {{rule|10em}} {{c|''VOLUME I., JULY TO DECEMBER, 1885.''}} {{*}}{{sc|Editorial.}} {{sc|Page.}} Account-Books, Cheap, 45 Æsthetic in Typography, The, 49 Air-Brush, 46 Aldrich's Poems, 111 Almanac, Ancient, 10 Alvord, Name of C., 53 Amateur (The), What is He? 41 Americana,* 152 Announcement, Publi... 16262950 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1uh7s95ezyegqb5qno9485rrine6a8t Page:The Koran 1734.pdf/261 104 5218303 16262964 2026-08-27T20:52:08Z Osk Jeth 3260670 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "''I come'' to confirm the Law which was ''revealed'' before me, and to allow unto you as lawful, part of that which hath been forbidden you:{{refn|''And to allow you part of that which hath been forbidden you'';] Such as the eating of fi{{ls}}h that have neither fins nor {{ls}}cales, the cawl and fat of animals, and camels fle{{ls}}h, and to work on the {{ls}}abbath. The{{ls}}e things, {{ls}}ay the commentators, being arbitrary in{{ls}}titutions in the l... 16262964 proofread-page text/x-wiki gsmx40sn2d4nw2zf2miqspzou8zqljs 16263346 16262964 2026-08-28T00:10:54Z Osk Jeth 3260670 /* Proofread */ 16263346 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9gqtldfkupuwh3s75zoq7107f0cek6e 16263398 16263346 2026-08-28T00:54:25Z Beardo 950405 close italics after apo{{ls}}tle 16263398 proofread-page text/x-wiki lw61wfmsy84i1g2iw8kwfy31nmuikxp Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/127 104 5218304 16262965 2026-08-27T20:52:30Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "handwriting. I recognised it as the letter posted to my aunt. Across the envelope the words " Not known" were scored in a great red scrawl. But in the corner was another word which forced me half-fainting into a chair. That word was " Dead," and to it were subscribed initials which I remembered as the Lorton postmaster's-a grocer, who knew Aunt Emma well. So then Aunt Emma was dead ! And this was the end of my dream of returning to Ivy Lodge ! Dead ! C... 16262965 proofread-page text/x-wiki os52aq4dfc5mp4s1mfrtok6bffndvl9 16263020 16262965 2026-08-27T21:13:21Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263020 proofread-page text/x-wiki mq5y939tv8u4fmhyenxij03yx84bj3t The Deceased Wife's Sister/Volume 2/Chapter 7 0 5218305 16262966 2026-08-27T20:53:25Z Eievie 2999977 Created page with "{{header | title = The Deceased Wife's Sister | author = William Clark Russell | year = 1847 | previous = [[../Chapter 6/]] | next = [[../Chapter 8/]] }} <pages index="The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf" from=126 to=153 />" 16262966 wikitext text/x-wiki 46sa2cligq8aeo7mzah1mhdevj242mw The Deceased Wife's Sister/Volume 2/Chapter 8 0 5218306 16262970 2026-08-27T20:53:51Z Eievie 2999977 Created page with "{{header | title = The Deceased Wife's Sister | author = William Clark Russell | year = 1847 | previous = [[../Chapter 7/]] | next = [[../Chapter 9/]] }} <pages index="The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf" from=154 to=181 />" 16262970 wikitext text/x-wiki ckhjkij8wvdq7sb7zfo2kqzugyug9i1 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/128 104 5218307 16262974 2026-08-27T20:55:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "was blotted out from my view. I could see no blue above, no green beneath. Even the solace of the utterly miserable, the grave, was denied me. I dared not wish to die, for I had my child to work for. My babe ! my poor blind babe ! Did no angel weep for thee, my helpless one ? If there was no pity for me, was there no compassion for thee in heaven, poor stricken form ! In the palm of this hand, which trembles as I write, I still feel the contact of thy... 16262974 proofread-page text/x-wiki hv70q27egkz99vbdq4mii1zlmy2qsci 16263021 16262974 2026-08-27T21:15:30Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263021 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5cij0b4ldmyv1dvyoqavymz5f5a159o Page:The Amazing Emperor Heliogabalus.djvu/214 104 5218308 16262975 2026-08-27T20:55:10Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Proofread */ 16262975 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6qy2arg4ufopgel1mybod0r8y0njjhy Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/129 104 5218309 16262976 2026-08-27T20:55:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "some provision for this coming period. I must look about me for work. Meanwhile I must economise what I had : break every shilling of it as the last. The necessity of getting rid of my nurse now grew obvious. I had to feed her, lodge her, pay her. Her food, her pay, were wanted by me, who envied her for her chances of life. When she was gone I could dispense with her lodging, and this would diminish the charges of the landlady. I explained my position... 16262976 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1cmqxe5p3uzawuzvtdhjbaa27u3zjhg 16263022 16262976 2026-08-27T21:16:53Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263022 proofread-page text/x-wiki 908wmimkmhc7uj2ego5csrqo02re5d8 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/130 104 5218310 16262978 2026-08-27T20:55:53Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "been I could have found an apology for my incapacity in the luxurious life I had led at Chester House. But my experience with poor Kate's child had made me a proficient in nursery work. The departure of my nurse, therefore, did not leave me helpless. But I remember that when I took baby to sleep with me in my bed for the first night a sense of its complete dependence filled me with fear. Not until now had it occurred to me that the care of my child would... 16262978 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2wxon9je2tolrhuze02tzz56d02j887 16263023 16262978 2026-08-27T21:17:20Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263023 proofread-page text/x-wiki t547jpvxot7vecdi7gjkjnafifksgbh Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/131 104 5218311 16262980 2026-08-27T20:56:11Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" I can only make a deduction of two shillings a week for the bedroom," she said. " It always let along with the sittingroom, and I shall be a dead loser by it." The saving was small. It was hardly appreciable amidst my other expenses. The extreme delicacy of my child had necessitated my feeding it on the very choicest food. At Chester House I had never taken note of the expenses ; but as I counted my little money I perceived what a terrible item baby'... 16262980 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5jkp1o1h8v23wqe3ee9ou0pq23bdtwt 16263024 16262980 2026-08-27T21:17:54Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263024 proofread-page text/x-wiki rmxzib1skjah9ooo8gvmh12vbhqy1c6 Page:United States Reports, Volume 415.djvu/457 104 5218312 16262981 2026-08-27T20:56:12Z JoeSolo22 3028097 /* Proofread */ Created page with "{{blockquote/s}} "[t]he exclusion from eligibility of [appellee] and his class would be justified if they do not suffer the same disruption in educational careers as do military veterans, and thus are not similarly situated with respect to the statute's purpose. We believe... that the disruption is equal as between the two groups. Like military veterans, alternate servicemen have been exposed to the uncertainties caused by the draft law. They too were burden... 16262981 proofread-page text/x-wiki opdr3jut9vq80xbciqqjccto7fxgwvl Page:The Amazing Emperor Heliogabalus.djvu/215 104 5218313 16262982 2026-08-27T20:56:17Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Proofread */ 16262982 proofread-page text/x-wiki a6xlbasz824ww5gl86bgja0jtvgd8a4 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/132 104 5218314 16262983 2026-08-27T20:56:32Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "up two fires. At the rate I was charged for coals, I calculated that I consumed the value of a ton in a fortnight. The landlady's exorbitant charges made me resolved to leave her, but still I lingered. If I left where should I go ? I could not make up my mind to pass from the dirty Borough to some still dirtier quarter, and I was made to understand, even from my already short experience, that cheapness and dirt in London were synonymous terms. It was imp... 16262983 proofread-page text/x-wiki babg5srbt1jj5c64r1jqyzx0h78d9q0 16263029 16262983 2026-08-27T21:18:50Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263029 proofread-page text/x-wiki iry5bkxkod0fizqou73qrgtn8aivcps Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/133 104 5218315 16262984 2026-08-27T20:56:55Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "a room up-stairs you may have if you like." " How much will you charge me for it ?" I inquired, too miserable for resentment. " You may have it for four shillin's a week," she replied. " But I must charge you sixpence a week for attendance, if you want to be waited on. It isn't likely that I can send any girl up three flights of stairs a dozen times a day without making it hextray." " Very well," I said, " I will take it." This room, with another... 16262984 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0dmascgyn4gyqsj17s5fqgrip9lxdg6 16263031 16262984 2026-08-27T21:19:41Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263031 proofread-page text/x-wiki qlxbok99q7hq15sxf8a83lvtt0aohw4 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/134 104 5218316 16262985 2026-08-27T20:57:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "of matting thrown alongside the equally dirty japanned bedstead was all the protection afforded to my feet against the bare boards . The window was in the roof ; darkened by a long accumulation of soot. As I glanced through it at the sombre sky I seemed to be looking through smoked glass. I now bethought me how I should act to procure a living. Suggestions plentifully occurred, but they were all dismissed, for they all implied my absenting myself from m... 16262985 proofread-page text/x-wiki ss0syxpg48ci54y9exygwjx62dyyhqy 16263032 16262985 2026-08-27T21:20:11Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263032 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6jlagsmiqszmd8tofeanek4d05mumra Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/135 104 5218317 16262986 2026-08-27T20:57:43Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "I would starve with her, but would not leave her. We might die together, but in death I should still be at her side. The only employment that I could think of which would not take me from home was needlework. For this I was by no means well-fitted ; for though I could use my needle as well as any young lady, yet I feared that when I came to handle it for the purposes of existence my incompetency would soon grow apparent. The only employment I could hop... 16262986 proofread-page text/x-wiki t50ir8e92dsl5cx5r9j0pd8r63zvges 16263034 16262986 2026-08-27T21:20:35Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263034 proofread-page text/x-wiki moh0xs55i95ysd7ch8gwfpcgs9fcmoy Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/136 104 5218318 16262988 2026-08-27T20:58:07Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "bitterest months had yet to come, and had already learnt to starve myself that she might live well and plentifully. Thus I may account for my apparent extravagance in having nearly spent so large a sum of money in SO short a time ; but by a thousand other imperceptible means did my money leave me. Sitting on the edge of my bed one morning, with my eyes fixed on my child, who slumbered near the fire on the pillow which I had converted into a bed for it... 16262988 proofread-page text/x-wiki kskbooy8ev7st8cbxmjnf3zqi0hgh0e 16263035 16262988 2026-08-27T21:21:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263035 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9dr1ky52480w9g5784fxa6o0esm04sb Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/137 104 5218319 16262990 2026-08-27T20:58:38Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "tion of having to speak of my distress . I hesitated to leave my child alone. But it seemed sleeping peacefully. " It will not be disturbed up here," I thought. " I shall not be many minutes gone, for I shall not pass beyond the immediate neighbourhood." I tied on my bonnet, threw a warm shawl over my shoulders, and slipped from the house. There were no shops in Quarles Street, so I turned into the main road. Almost facing me was a haberdasher's. The... 16262990 proofread-page text/x-wiki 102jqjngdtjmtpj1octrwihz3bbv9jq 16263038 16262990 2026-08-27T21:21:36Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263038 proofread-page text/x-wiki gcvbnlxeqegjysfl7bteyj0ly6lu8v6 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/138 104 5218320 16262991 2026-08-27T20:59:02Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "over and over in his hand. As I entered, the red-haired youth, looking across at me, requested me to be seated. Some minutes passed. The customer objected to the gloves ; the red-haired youth assured him with melodramatic gestures that if he couldn't suit him no one could. Infinitely nervous, I felt tempted at times to walk away. I could see the youth throwing impatient glances in my direction, as if he had expected me to prove a good customer, by my dre... 16262991 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4aww36oor411m9kqi9fym8xtzicjskd 16263039 16262991 2026-08-27T21:22:09Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263039 proofread-page text/x-wiki ourkvtbrzuat55wbxx7g73de6l8csfy Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/139 104 5218321 16262992 2026-08-27T20:59:42Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "surprise, then his light eyes bent suspiciously upon me. " Needlework ?" he exclaimed. "Are you a needlewoman ." " I am in great distress and wish for some employment." He fixed his eyes upon my shawl-a handsome plaid-with an air as much as to say, " Whilst you have that shawl on, I for one won't believe you to be in distress. " Then drawing himself up loftily, he exclaimed : " We don't give our work out to strangers. We employs our regular women." M... 16262992 proofread-page text/x-wiki ddz5sgn4lgyksjdh1158kr3iussgfdl 16263041 16262992 2026-08-27T21:23:12Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263041 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4uci04gboe50z8vpfajupqmn7vkvggi Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/140 104 5218322 16262993 2026-08-27T20:59:57Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "I was determined to continue prosecuting these inquiries until I should prove successful. No difficulty shall daunt me, I said. London is large, and if I have to walk all over it I shall still continue soliciting until I can procure work. As before, I deviated into the main thoroughfare. A high wind had risen and blew clouds of snow in draughts about the streets. The pavements grew sloppy ; streams of water tumbled from the house tops ; horses slipped an... 16262993 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4uhkq5or2xjyhxs6wlg78x6qgl7uotd 16263044 16262993 2026-08-27T21:23:48Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263044 proofread-page text/x-wiki tl5g68i7mjid540druyu3hfwienerjv Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/141 104 5218323 16262995 2026-08-27T21:00:16Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "the needle and the steam-engine ; but no decided inclination, such as we are in these days accustomed to, had been made manifest. I reflected that all these shops had to be filled by the labour of the hands. There are doubtless thousands, I thought, to which these shops give employment ; why should I fail where so many have succeeded ? I entered a large corner shop with windows exhibiting certainly a most " varied assortment of goods." The place was su... 16262995 proofread-page text/x-wiki lg9gw6ckebqg255zzlzhbgvvcojw1i2 16263045 16262995 2026-08-27T21:24:25Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263045 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6xnnzo5job132c28dribrd344d6zjee Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/142 104 5218324 16262996 2026-08-27T21:00:45Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "found sangfroid. Presently he deigned to say : " You had better go and talk to the women. They know more of that sort of thing than me." I crossed the shop. Some girls dressed in black occupied a counter in the further end. I walked towards them. They saw me coming, and imagining me to be customer, dispersed, leaving one only to a attend upon me. " I have not come to buy anything," I said, with a sickly attempt at a smile, observing the attentive atti... 16262996 proofread-page text/x-wiki aosc1mzg7y33yejss80hte2d9p27vxt 16263047 16262996 2026-08-27T21:25:27Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263047 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2l118ekkxpiva59u9ttjxgpbr6uh9yq Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/143 104 5218325 16262997 2026-08-27T21:01:19Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Mother and sister both work for him. Mother has been in his service for years. I'll go and ask him to speak to you." She went away. I stood at the counter with my eyes lowered, conscious of the steady gaze of the women, who were evidently puzzled to know what to think of me. I saw them draw nearer and nearer to each other, and then they began to whisper. Now and then a titter broke forth. A man crossed over and asked if I was being attended to. I replie... 16262997 proofread-page text/x-wiki q14dfcrlltcblpwnxrg38r4113bqhyc 16263054 16262997 2026-08-27T21:27:13Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263054 proofread-page text/x-wiki nczpggel65b8v1bhg3baliwe8yp7a7d Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/144 104 5218326 16262998 2026-08-27T21:02:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "voice in the air exclaimed, " Will you step this way, please ?" Following the direction of the voice, I looked and saw a pale face with broad red whiskers staring at me through the railings of a high desk. " And what may be your business ?" he inquired, as I approached, clasping his thumbs in his waistcoat and looking down upon me with an indescribable air of im- portance. I stated the object of my visit. He shook his head. " I don't trust outsiders.... 16262998 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9d62s83lg4g1a5vf839b5i99pqs0s67 16263056 16262998 2026-08-27T21:28:12Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263056 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4cq5kzlxcbocmq4hpq4astzimfex62l Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/145 104 5218327 16262999 2026-08-27T21:02:35Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "much better chance for work-and husbands too-in the colonies ; so the newspapers say. You don't look as if you'd been used to hard work, either." " I am willing to work hard to support myself and my child," I said. " Oh, you've got a child, eh ? " he exclaimed, eyeing me with a glance that flushed my face to my eyebrows. “ Well, you're more honest than the usual run, for they never talk of their babies, if they have any. I'm afraid I can't give you any... 16262999 proofread-page text/x-wiki becy30tslvvwomas31mdxle0c07b5f9 16263062 16262999 2026-08-27T21:29:24Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263062 proofread-page text/x-wiki lzcpd7h9ijnetdqiqdbd255cr4lr4ep Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/146 104 5218328 16263000 2026-08-27T21:02:57Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "which I feared might be a prelude to a faint, when I was arrested by his voice. He evidently wished to appear sympathetic. " I might have offered you a place at the counter, if you hadn't told me you had a baby. Work aint heavy, though the hours is long-eight till ten. But I can't take a woman with a baby. All my girls are single and honest." I could stop to hear no more. 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Again and again, as these bitter thoughts swept across my mind, I feverishly kissed the little face that nestled close to my breast upon the pillow ; and for ever, as I lifted my... 16263002 proofread-page text/x-wiki dycr549ix35x2wrao0rt3z4m3me3qgr 16263016 16263002 2026-08-27T21:10:58Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263016 proofread-page text/x-wiki b0hksrqrmu39e9mjfs0u1utijkdik7m Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/149 104 5218331 16263003 2026-08-27T21:03:47Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "left the room without taking notice of baby. I told her that matters of business might take me from home, and asked her whether, in my absence, she would mind taking care of my child ? " I shall simply require you," I said, " when you hear her cry, to come upstairs and give her the bottle, which I will leave ready prepared in warm water." I told her that I would remunerate her for her trouble at the end of the week. She consented to do what I asked her... 16263003 proofread-page text/x-wiki ln25tr8k9lupvuhlup7k4pe3wiu33cd 16263015 16263003 2026-08-27T21:10:28Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263015 proofread-page text/x-wiki p42nh8vifwvd9t47a0q4u1si909zrmv Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/150 104 5218332 16263005 2026-08-27T21:05:11Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "having left everything ready for the girl and announced my departure, went out. I should be only going over the same ground again and again to detail to you the experiences I encountered for the whole of the following week. Shop after shop I entered and left. I excited the suspicion of some, the contempt of others. Undeterred by rudeness, by the vulgarest familiarity, by disdainful rejections, by actual dismissals ere my want was fully unfolded, I stil... 16263005 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1trsynkxhvuxyzohqltha6zhj76cj2k 16263014 16263005 2026-08-27T21:10:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263014 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0a9tlcynpji8waykmvgz0bvgbycnygt Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/275 104 5218333 16263006 2026-08-27T21:05:21Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16263006 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9sqj3mm7k73vsyci5lhc3pr7srf40oj Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/151 104 5218334 16263007 2026-08-27T21:05:42Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "rewarded at last, that I had hit upon some one likely to give me employment, I sat working until an advanced hour in the night, throwing my whole energies into the work in my effort to render it satisfactory. At the hour named I presented myself at the shop and showed my completed handkerchief. The shopman took it up, held it out, examined it for a moment, then threw it from him. " This won't do," he said. " If my work were to be done in this fashion, h... 16263007 proofread-page text/x-wiki 61ebrrh02xqdgj2xwz0rbg1a0sv9s35 16263013 16263007 2026-08-27T21:09:33Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263013 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4no5m6rxt8u0sp3jy5so2ihop82cpio Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/152 104 5218335 16263008 2026-08-27T21:06:04Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Its beams played upon handsome equipages, upon well-dressed ladies, upon laughing children-upon me, the hopeless, the wretched, the abandoned. I grew suddenly faint. I had tasted no food for breakfast, for I was now miserably poor. My means were almost exhausted, and the little that yet remained I hugged desperately, for it was all that I had to pay for food and shelter for my child. My head swam ; to prevent myself from falling I leaned against some iro... 16263008 proofread-page text/x-wiki kcklwns8cq0edpfa7nwb0vty0pp4c91 16263012 16263008 2026-08-27T21:08:57Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263012 proofread-page text/x-wiki 01mu7jpp0un5gzlqhlhyvdaoq6yrryv Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/153 104 5218336 16263009 2026-08-27T21:06:16Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "ing contact infused a temporary vitality ; I left my support and crawled with difficulty homewards." 16263009 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0yei6pxqcdfnzr7qmd5svylko9muo4n 16263010 16263009 2026-08-27T21:06:47Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263010 proofread-page text/x-wiki e54t61xulkv5flelpi2yqkc1wm9jn7n Page:The Poems and Songs and Correspondence of Robert Tannahill with Life and Notes - ed. 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I had read in the newspapers of orphan asylums, and destitute children's asylums, and asylums for the blind. But I had also read of the difficulty of... 16263065 proofread-page text/x-wiki f49nu29bzqeft9dww1qlgb2zkwe0ilc 16263137 16263065 2026-08-27T21:54:57Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263137 proofread-page text/x-wiki gzteo4m6rsw12bsdi5wvfn4no7d2s0k Page:The Poems and Songs and Correspondence of Robert Tannahill with Life and Notes - ed. Semple (1876).djvu/30 104 5218354 16263067 2026-08-27T21:31:39Z Chrisguise 2855804 /* Without text */ 16263067 proofread-page text/x-wiki sqhnbplkdjcvxrhoimtqt95kae0to7m Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/156 104 5218355 16263068 2026-08-27T21:31:52Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "I said, she will send me in her bill-the bill which included the provisions for myself and my child for the week. I sat watching the sky through the sooty window with eyes glazed in desperation. I worried my finger nails with my teeth, and my attitude, with my feet drawn up under me, resembled that of an idiot in a cell. Suddenly a thought seized me. I arose, walked over to my trunk, and commenced hastily pulling out the articles it enclosed. I took out... 16263068 proofread-page text/x-wiki q2w7v5k534jjs0xs0u1uq46s3lh6jls 16263138 16263068 2026-08-27T21:55:46Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263138 proofread-page text/x-wiki m45eovrjblu1jwe82u0qzqau4rocsrg Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/178 104 5218356 16263069 2026-08-27T21:32:27Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "passing me. One arm from the thousands about me will hold me back. I must wait. Midnight is at hand. The pavements will be thinned. The splash will not be heard then ; there will be no rush to save me." I hugged my precious burden, and creeping into the shade, walked backwards. Was I detected ? Was I suspected ? I saw a policeman watching me. As I crept by he followed me some steps. I hurried on . It would not do to loiter. There were a hundred lynx-ey... 16263069 proofread-page text/x-wiki c0i735ri9gqh6uz6cq5s2qp3l0hb2a4 16263124 16263069 2026-08-27T21:51:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263124 proofread-page text/x-wiki s1zb4rxkxcvgl0urcdjt2z48pha2iyx Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/179 104 5218357 16263070 2026-08-27T21:32:58Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "defiance. I felt a heroine amongst slaves ; great amongst the mean ; grand amongst the ignoble. For I was to die and I did not fear death ; and I knew that there was not one amongst the crowds that hurried by me that would not have trembled like a cur, wept like a child, had I bared my bosom and announced my purpose. Suddenly a hand touched my shoulder. I shook it off with a shudder and a dreamy shake of the head. " My end is death, not vice," my lips... 16263070 proofread-page text/x-wiki tqhgojnbnjfulpebrf6gky5vd6m4uzn 16263126 16263070 2026-08-27T21:51:49Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263126 proofread-page text/x-wiki jpcsz9v1oshclgeaoz3phgif3bt0lp8 Page:The Poems and Songs and Correspondence of Robert Tannahill with Life and Notes - ed. Semple (1876).djvu/95 104 5218358 16263071 2026-08-27T21:33:42Z Chrisguise 2855804 /* Proofread */ 16263071 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1ermtf3var078u3pje0wrm1u277ovuf Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/180 104 5218359 16263072 2026-08-27T21:33:58Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "he went in advance of me, peering, with eyes that seemed on fire, into my face. I heard the exclamation, " Great God ! can it be ?" Once more the hand pressed upon my shoulder, heavily enough to arrest me and turn me face to face with my pursuer. " Margaret-Maggie-is it you ?" I heard a deep trembling voice speak. I buried my face in my hands, saying, " Who calls me ? " " Look at me ! Do you not know me ? Remove your hands-let me see you . Why Magg... 16263072 proofread-page text/x-wiki k28awi0je4901wyls0wkxp4sv6y97x5 16263129 16263072 2026-08-27T21:53:21Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263129 proofread-page text/x-wiki i5zatnu68ttug8zbqkh77l0dza3sx5f Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/181 104 5218360 16263073 2026-08-27T21:34:13Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "my blood as if I had been plunged into ice. I extended a trembling hand and touched the sleeve of his coat, asking, " Who are you ?" " Do you not remember your Cousin George ?" I felt my hand taken in a close, warm pressure . I uttered a sigh. I wrested my hand away, and beat the air in my efforts to breathe. The lamps in the street whirled around, and went out. I fell heavily upon the pavement." 16263073 proofread-page text/x-wiki a51gf0e4emtc28xgotqst8kr5tbdyxu 16263133 16263073 2026-08-27T21:53:57Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263133 proofread-page text/x-wiki ti0yqrcqrtbqtnecwhfp1dzdxaq9yz3 Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/277 104 5218361 16263074 2026-08-27T21:34:26Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16263074 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2a1luo8ky22pzzeg9jvrux5wxmixmqa Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/157 104 5218362 16263075 2026-08-27T21:35:48Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "begone face before mine, and the presence of misery was as familiar to him as death to a sexton. He examined the articles with attention, then responded : " Thirty-two and sixpence. " I clutched the money eagerly, and returned home, my heart lightened by the temporary sense of security. The idea of pawning my clothes had not before occurred to me. The money I had got for the few things I had offered, showed me at least a means of subsistence that mig... 16263075 proofread-page text/x-wiki bwym1ykq0g7gkmh45b17zujtoyjdodd 16263140 16263075 2026-08-27T21:56:19Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263140 proofread-page text/x-wiki pec93plnfd6auxao8bi1j61tyox1f58 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/158 104 5218363 16263076 2026-08-27T21:36:02Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "should I do ? I should be without clothes and poorer even than now. Was there nothing I could do to earn a few shillings a week ? Teach ? Yes, but I must go out. Be a servant ? Yes ; but I must leave my child. I paced my narrow room in my anguish of thought ; but beyond the first suggestion of getting money by needlework no other idea occurred. During all this time, you will inquire, did my thoughts ever revert to Major Rivers ? They did; but not in th... 16263076 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5e6ikkp27woqsaruzx6imbf37mc49km 16263141 16263076 2026-08-27T21:56:55Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263141 proofread-page text/x-wiki ohzhtw544i7bthxwdhvyry1epuhd0qn Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/159 104 5218364 16263077 2026-08-27T21:36:14Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Every fresh pang of misery reminded me of the author of all my woe. I gazed upon my child, and the sense of desertion waxed strong in my heart, with a keen and ineffable abhorrence. Time, sorrow, poverty, humiliation, had done their work. What I once loved, I now execrated. What I once could have died for, I would now have spat upon. Had he recalled me at the time when I told you, I should have returned at his summons ; my conduct would have verified my... 16263077 proofread-page text/x-wiki gbewt4saucchx60dfgy2pb3rs9n18en 16263143 16263077 2026-08-27T21:57:17Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263143 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0pwdfdba72a6dbb16rio9dhp6ddvwco Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/160 104 5218365 16263078 2026-08-27T21:36:34Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "trembled beneath me. No tree, no edifice, broke the complete circle of the meeting of sand and sky. A red sun filled the heavens with an ensanguined light. Bars of clouds, red as blood, floated pyramidically in the west. I saw the red sun stick in them, and glare upon me like the face of a furious imprisoned giant. A hot blast that had scorched me sunk with the sun, and a wind keen as the edge of sharp ice cutting the skin seemed to blow directly on me f... 16263078 proofread-page text/x-wiki b8awrv3hlx9z6yrk9uvmaof1qu9n6nx 16263144 16263078 2026-08-27T21:57:43Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263144 proofread-page text/x-wiki f2m8n2jqpi1u1abcstxrpvyyqvor7q3 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/161 104 5218366 16263079 2026-08-27T21:37:01Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "have taken him from me. This is he. I must have him !" He seized my baby, and with fury in his eye and froth on his lip attempted to wrest her from me. I clung frantically to my child. My arms seemed to be torn out of their sockets. The baby wailed as if in acute torment, and with that cry in my ear, I awoke. I listened. The wail that I heard in my dream came now from my side. It was a piteous wail : the wail of a baby in pain. I hastily rose, lighted... 16263079 proofread-page text/x-wiki emkh1zt9eu10nl766xvuss6lk96b1iw 16263147 16263079 2026-08-27T21:58:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263147 proofread-page text/x-wiki gb8sl6wp9ia5t9gnsceaiggymu2zxfb Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/162 104 5218367 16263080 2026-08-27T21:37:20Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "quality of milk had been sent, and that these pimples were the effects of its having disagreed with her. Her wailing I attributed to cold ; and in this conclusion I seemed to find myself right, for after rocking her on my breast for some time her moaning ceased and she fell asleep. The next morning, on examining her by the light of day, I observed that the eruption of the preceding evening had almost disappeared. Her forehead bore a resemblance to havi... 16263080 proofread-page text/x-wiki neouku2oiauf74mxh23fu5ucydeezg2 16263148 16263080 2026-08-27T21:58:58Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263148 proofread-page text/x-wiki t5odbewlbgleoq890vxa2xi5unu7h7s Page:Coronado's Children.djvu/111 104 5218368 16263081 2026-08-27T21:37:27Z McGhiever 1938594 /* Proofread */ 16263081 proofread-page text/x-wiki mmtph9dabuuevrcq17uzi79pi6ekxyp Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/163 104 5218369 16263082 2026-08-27T21:37:38Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "For some time, however, my ignorance kept me free from alarm. My efforts to soothe my child succeeded ; so that I could not prevail upon myself to believe that there was anything seriously the matter with her, since she was so easily quieted. But as the day wore away the child's uneasiness grew more marked ; my struggles to calm her became more unavailing. A constant wailing broke from her harshly dry lips ; and when she protruded her tongue, I noticed t... 16263082 proofread-page text/x-wiki npfagwwdi4e9z88u7s74819bqf22hg5 16263150 16263082 2026-08-27T21:59:37Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263150 proofread-page text/x-wiki lq7pekc1tjt28d5he6zbklt8r8ptj86 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/164 104 5218370 16263083 2026-08-27T21:38:01Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" What's them marks on her forehead ?" she asked, crossing her arms on her stomach and looking at the babe, that tossed uneasily on the pillow. I explained to her that they had appeared on the previous night, but had disappeared in the morning. Did she know what they signified ? " Overfeeding, I'm inclined to think," she responded. " I've seen many a child brought to its grave by having too much to eat." " But it is thin," I pleaded ; " its body sh... 16263083 proofread-page text/x-wiki q3j69cvn27gb2cwzvakwtjvh9uxwu2d 16263152 16263083 2026-08-27T22:00:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263152 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4cj5gca03nntg8wovnnb6zapqnxihn9 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/165 104 5218371 16263084 2026-08-27T21:38:18Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "only two o' them alive ; but that don't arguey that I didn't know my dooty as a mother, when all that they got from me a-piece was three quarts o' milk a week. I never nussed one o' them." " And you think her uneasiness means nothing ?" I said eagerly. " It's werry hard to say," she answered, glancing round the room to see how I was treating her furniture. " For my part, I hates giving advice- doctoring, I calls it. Whatever you say is never minded :... 16263084 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1b7nnpr1x3mz2ozzdwhc3ui2s5tad1n 16263154 16263084 2026-08-27T22:01:22Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263154 proofread-page text/x-wiki km58909h6tdu066o39saahk7qth5a8d Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/166 104 5218372 16263085 2026-08-27T21:38:33Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "She left the room after having bestowed another careful scrutiny around her. Whether she sent for the doctor at once I do not know, but it is certain that the day passed without his presenting himself. Eagerly now I awaited his presence, for my fears once aroused, I could perceive quite enough in my child to excite them more and more. This new care, this unforeseen trouble, had quite put to flight all thoughts upon the terrible position I occupied. Pover... 16263085 proofread-page text/x-wiki iefpj9bi2vsu5z8jz414ffttrco629k 16263156 16263085 2026-08-27T22:02:13Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263156 proofread-page text/x-wiki 8y9wx1k9eorhlnjrjxi6bl9mhjwd9h9 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/167 104 5218373 16263086 2026-08-27T21:38:59Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "little lips. Wearied, heartsick, I had sunk into a chair for a brief repose, when I heard a welcome hammering at the door ; I heard it bang ; I heard the sounds of footsteps coming up the stairs ; and a young man entered the room. He hardly removed his hat as he came in ; he whistled audibly through his teeth, ceasing only to ask me in ajaunty manner what the matter was. The expression of his face as he looked about him did not escape me. I explained t... 16263086 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7z9pvtcedgbqxrz1t1fgg44gm57wbpn 16263157 16263086 2026-08-27T22:02:57Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263157 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7il237f5b2k4zyg5osf5o4bj76edlxr Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/168 104 5218374 16263087 2026-08-27T21:39:39Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "He examined the baby with some attention for a moment, forced open the mouth to see the tongue, smoothed his finger over the forehead, and then recoiled a step, shrugging his shoulders. " As I thought by the smell in the place," he said. " What an infernally narrow room for a person with an immortal soul ! Now, do you know what's the matter with your child ?" " No," I said tremblingly. " Well, it's got the measles," he answered. " You must be very car... 16263087 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1ul2gw3izg82bqrs968snneeejk0bju 16263159 16263087 2026-08-27T22:03:32Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263159 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3do3w1tiggaeihiwcumpid6a0e6tdja Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/169 104 5218375 16263088 2026-08-27T21:40:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "that you didn't know what the measles are ? Why the most uneducated woman in the world will take fright at pimples appearing and disappearing in a night. I say nothing of those other dangerous symptoms-the dark tongue, the dry lips, the sore throat. " Then he added, " I will send her a mixture which you must see she has regularly. Keep her warm, and don't have her too long in your arms ." 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My babe seemed to sleep by my sid... 16263090 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4f9b1l7ztamew95ol5tv3a0tzdooq0u 16263098 16263090 2026-08-27T21:44:25Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263098 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1rqrw5zy9dy90eqrqmdwbrybotet273 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/172 104 5218378 16263091 2026-08-27T21:41:51Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "shifted and the babe's head had been deprived ofits support. I raised the child in my arms, and examined it. I touched its face, it was cold ; its arms, they were icy. I looked into its features, they were rigid and set. I witnessed the presence of death once. I placed the little body on the bed, leant over it, and suddenly at fainted. I revived. The grate was black ; the room was colder than the streets. I felt wolfish with hunger. 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I was to be free at last... 16263102 proofread-page text/x-wiki c32nheqk7633wsqyhj10yyrfhnr2owx 16263111 16263102 2026-08-27T21:48:19Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263111 proofread-page text/x-wiki fbpo5ciy8kd5khc38fvaityc9n024fw Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/175 104 5218384 16263103 2026-08-27T21:46:07Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "But I must wait for the night. The gaunt spectre beckoned impatiently, but I cried, " Tarry yet. My face bears your hideous imprint. There is madness in my eyes. I cannot hold my lips from muttering. My mission will be guessed. Men are cruel ; they drive me unto death, but will not let me taste it. We must wait for the shadows." I remained seated on the bed near my child. No one came near me. 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She... 16263180 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9lf5fed9jnd4j3qa8k2yb1sompspzeo Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/214 104 5218404 16263181 2026-08-27T22:19:50Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "decay, almost autumnal, haunted the place. I passed in, gained the steps of the house and paused. " This place," I said, " is much neglected. How long has it been unoccupied ?" " Nearly four years, Sir. " " So long ! a poor look-out for the landlord. The garden wants a hundred pounds spent upon it. Of course that fountain doesn't play ? A good hall, at all events," I continued, as I pushed open the door. It was large and arched and welllighted at... 16263181 proofread-page text/x-wiki n4qvs4r26k9u26dd6lwmdqc1cherrd1 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/215 104 5218405 16263182 2026-08-27T22:20:23Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "case, inspected the bedrooms, about which I noticed hung a faint perfume of lavender, like that which makes aromatic the atmosphere of old drawing-rooms, and pronounced myself satisfied. I paused at a bedroom window. " Do these grounds belong to the house ?" " Yes, Sir." They are 66 well wooded at all events." " They are beautiful in summer, Sir. You can't judge of them yet. There's enough fruit yielded to pay the rent, was you minded to sell it."... 16263182 proofread-page text/x-wiki s4b1y3636191dacra2ggs3ul7i8oc6o Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/216 104 5218406 16263183 2026-08-27T22:20:57Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" Yes, Sir." " A pity ! I have come here to study and for quiet. Now if there are any boys in that house, I may as well abandon the notion of taking this place. For I know what boys are when they reside within a stone's throw of other people's fruit trees. " " You need have no fear of boys, Sir. The house is a mere cottage-it looks bigger than it is through the trees-and is occupied by a widow and one servant. She is an uncommonly quiet person." " O... 16263183 proofread-page text/x-wiki 8056sqwcniav8q3xf6jj1sq9752po22 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/217 104 5218407 16263184 2026-08-27T22:21:25Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" No, Sir." " If I take this house then, it is your honest conviction that I shall be comfortable ?" " I am quite sure of it, Sir. The basement is in excellent order, the oven bakes nicely, there's a good boiler as draws with the best of chimneys, and the house is as dry and warm as a blanket." Whilst she spoke I examined her. Her face was pleasant and even comely, the eye good-humoured and intelligent, the mouth firm, the teeth white and even. She ha... 16263184 proofread-page text/x-wiki o04dg6a4wqy5b4svk4kwtj7afy6038l Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/218 104 5218408 16263186 2026-08-27T22:22:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" No, Sir ." " Should I take Elmore Court, what will you do ?" "Go and live with mother at Cliffegate until I get work." " What is your name ? " " Mrs. Williams, Sir." " Well, now, Mrs. Williams, I am a bachelor and propose to reside in this house, which suits me, chiefly because of its repose. I shall want servants, of course, and I shall also want some one to look after them . Your appearance pleases me. You look good-tempered, you don't talk loud... 16263186 proofread-page text/x-wiki d9urs7cpp4ezxpsnm93n6v08m79yqcy Page:Helen Keller - The Story of My Life.pdf/196 104 5218409 16263187 2026-08-27T22:22:19Z Neon700 3058625 /* Proofread */ 16263187 proofread-page text/x-wiki oqd6pcprdwwex3vgn2ajg7qz7xrx982 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/219 104 5218410 16263188 2026-08-27T22:22:32Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "ing is to me dreadful at all times ; here it would be doubly dreadful. For I propose to apply myself to study, and it must therefore be your business to keep my mind free from the trifling troubles of housekeeping. My reveries must never be perplexed, my studies must never be disturbed by any intrusion of home worries. You will ad- minister my affairs, adjust the kitchen squabbles, procure me good servants, see that my bed is aired, that my food is prope... 16263188 proofread-page text/x-wiki jzioe13xky6izde3pe6fiirmsunf9ff Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/220 104 5218411 16263189 2026-08-27T22:22:54Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "culty in concluding that I was a bachelor. Yet my celibacy was not due to the compulsion of woman's neglect or aversion . I was a bachelor of my own resolute contrivance ; who had had chances, but had austerely missed them ; who was deeply sensible of the advantages of matrimony, but who preferred on the whole the disadvantages of a single life. I was not cynical. Indeed I was not ugly enough to be cynical. My past, so far as love went, was a piece of wh... 16263189 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2ztubz6r8zsc6ksg7qzxkegnshgspol Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/221 104 5218412 16263190 2026-08-27T22:23:08Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "years old, he took it into his head to rebel against his ill-treatment at the hands of his mother's second husband. He conceived and executed a severe reprisal, of what nature I forget, and then ran away. Australia was in those days thinly peopled. Emigrants were needed, and to procure them grants of land were freely offered to those who were not too proud to dig for a livelihood. My father procured a grant, worked his passage out and took possession of... 16263190 proofread-page text/x-wiki bbqdxejzpbz0m186rxp909nogzx98cf Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/222 104 5218413 16263191 2026-08-27T22:23:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "then came to England, not to settle but to wed. His wealth procured the austere, plain spoken Colonial admission into society. The British mother speedily sniffed him out, and wreathed with smiles, submitted to the elderly gentleman the various treasures of her house. But upon the charms of her daughters he turned a blind eye; to her bland importunities a deaf ear ; and finally struck resentment and envy to her bosom by pairing with a penniless orphan. A... 16263191 proofread-page text/x-wiki cuf8wvsgegwq22r6ztte900c7475t2b Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/223 104 5218414 16263192 2026-08-27T22:23:50Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "college, took rooms in St. James' Street, became a member of three crack clubs, kept a couple of turn-outs, and had for a bosom friend the most dissolute baronet in the kingdom. My income was liberal. The money-lenders made prodigious efforts to get hold of me, and the air for a time was clouded with their circulars. But though I spent my allowance to the last groat, I never exceeded it. I was not constituted for a life of pleasure . Heartless, brainles... 16263192 proofread-page text/x-wiki jp8r5j1mdv1h46prwdbwiu2hswt3edk Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/224 104 5218415 16263193 2026-08-27T22:24:09Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "me behind the scenes. I was disillusioned. Finding me no longer suited to his taste he dropped me. Our separation would have been more profitable had it been earlier. About this time my mother died. Her death was a great blow. Even had my better instincts not before stirred rebellious beneath the wanton pressure of my gross and heavy life, they must have been animated by this appeal of death. She had loved me well, but not wisely. Upon my conduct she ha... 16263193 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7fniwa62iomvmx523ntib6nhix5ghs9 Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/280 104 5218416 16263194 2026-08-27T22:24:24Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16263194 proofread-page text/x-wiki 57ad9rk17xkbpddhxv28ldc7pch24f7 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/225 104 5218417 16263195 2026-08-27T22:24:37Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "fancied that had I entered the lists, I might have outrun some of those racers whom I saw nearing the goal of honour, dignity and ambition. Opportunity would at least have been mine ; for in my wealth I had the talisman to summon it. The time passed in regrets. Then Resolution awoke and I was inspired. I would no longer fret my life away in vacuous remorse. I was young- not yet thirty. The spacious arena of life lay before me. Into that amphitheatre I r... 16263195 proofread-page text/x-wiki jyzsrpnziqzckznwwq3ze6mb4k1ixw8 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/226 104 5218418 16263196 2026-08-27T22:24:49Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "study. I would choose a spot where distraction would be impossible ; where fancy might stretch her wings and soar with impunity ; where the absence of pleasure would give a pertinacity to diligence, and deprive idleness of its most eloquent advocate." 16263196 proofread-page text/x-wiki m9j4j5aq7sicu9lb2hm8zdxh7ps02lh Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/228 104 5218419 16263198 2026-08-27T22:25:24Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "overhead hung a hawk, poised in the sunshine like an image of stone. How streets ! different from how different the war of the this nimble ether from the smoke-charged air of London ! How sweet this murmurous repose, un- threatened by the beetle-browed organgrinder, by the iron-throated costermonger ! Who for this natural music of the trees would not forego the clamorous contortions of the opera-singer ? Who for this fragrant air, this sunlighted scene,... 16263198 proofread-page text/x-wiki pzlefgzr2stvzmqrqfo857y8e8piwk4 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/229 104 5218420 16263199 2026-08-27T22:25:42Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "calm of her inspirations ; to ravish from her lips her thoughts, and from her eyes her visions. I left the window and entered the library. The furnishing of this I had made my. peculiar care. Handsome shelves were ranged around the room, laden with books. I had at least exercised judgment in my selection. I had rummaged the libraries of the best booksellers in London ; and had culled from every branch of the tree of knowledge specimens of its choicest f... 16263199 proofread-page text/x-wiki sixfh3ni4i0d80a7j0h5cx2y3raeyv7 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/230 104 5218421 16263200 2026-08-27T22:26:29Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" I suppose you know pretty well everybody here ?" " I almost think I do, Sir." Who are your ' quality ?' " " We have no titles in these parts, Sir. I doubt if the whole population of Cliffegate is five hundred souls, man and boy. We have few genteel families living around, but they are mostly poor." a " Then there is no society ?" " Lor, no, Sir !" she replied with a smile. " I noticed a church. You have a clergyman, of course ? " " Yes, Sir ; Mr... 16263200 proofread-page text/x-wiki tvq29idg6t6cmfogl9zm3f2ny15camh Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/231 104 5218422 16263201 2026-08-27T22:27:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" I see. The old story. Every little village has its group of worthies who circle round the parson. Is that the society ?" " There are two or three more families, Sir, besides the widow, your neighbour. But she's not to be counted. She keeps much to herself. " " I suppose she hasn't got over the loss of her husband ? " " I don't think it's that, Sir. Some say she's fanciful ; others that she's a bit stiffish ; and I've heard it whispered she's a bit w... 16263201 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4kdv3aypacg5jph0gencbnvhc0s8qso Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/232 104 5218423 16263202 2026-08-27T22:27:40Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "spoken of me. I mean to know no one- no one !" I added emphatically ; " and me : should anybody call, you must say, and always say, I am that reminds out." " Yes, Sir ; but I fear you'll find it very dull." " Not I. I have my books." " Yet-you'll pardon me, Sir-I should be sorry if you refused to see company a little. I've often heard father, who was a bit of scholard in his way, say that the mind's like a piece of elastic that grows useless by over-s... 16263202 proofread-page text/x-wiki rli4u724l9n3nwxds3komwne76cwdzq Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/233 104 5218424 16263204 2026-08-27T22:29:05Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "that study is best pursued in accustomed haunts. There is a distraction in novelty that makes diligence very impossible sometimes. Added to this, the crisp sunshine, the shrewd sweet air, stirred life to her innermost sources, and excited an appetite for their enjoyment abroad. I also wanted to get my grounds into order ; and the gardener would demand my supervision. And there was a certain pleasure, to which I was not insensible, in contemplating my new... 16263204 proofread-page text/x-wiki nnw38gmnw1zk0glpk76jtq15j0u5k31 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/234 104 5218425 16263205 2026-08-27T22:29:37Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "hired two gardeners, when I had vowed one would suffice. They encroached upon my ignorance of their calling. They seduced me into numerous purchases. They made me improve the greenhouses. The watersupply was inconvenient ; wells had to be sunk. The fountain was choked and the pipes had to come up. All this found me profitless occupation. From time to time cards were left on me: Mr. Toulmin's, curate's and others . Mr. Slark's, the I tossed them contemp... 16263205 proofread-page text/x-wiki b8f4d3kr2vhaxdgtnq8smbnb28nj9cc Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/235 104 5218426 16263206 2026-08-27T22:30:02Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "enriched with an intimate knowledge of books and the ripe conceptions of meditation. But a weakness which I might have anticipated soon manifested itself. I was without the experience or capacity to direct my studies. Desultory reading would but store my mind with learning that instead of brightening would lumber it instead of - accelerating would encumber its movements. The discovery was a blow. It was plain I stood in need of help. The judgment of a s... 16263206 proofread-page text/x-wiki n28dusu1gsa9r8hv8zp8hfhytog6yf2 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/236 104 5218427 16263207 2026-08-27T22:30:22Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "in on me. The insolence of want found a curious illustration in these replies. Of the hundred applicants all professed themselves as possessed of qualifications superior to those I had enumerated. satisfied me. But none of them Perhaps choice was em- barrassed by quantity. I fancied, too, that I missed something in their tone - something my instincts knew but could not name . A few days later I found a letter on my breakfast-table. The handwriting was f... 16263207 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7y1yf7pv1nnmn3b8vg1px7vvrj6ngzm 16263209 16263207 2026-08-27T22:32:14Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263209 proofread-page text/x-wiki kltuzf32xozu31k6yxnjugu2j0jegls Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/237 104 5218428 16263210 2026-08-27T22:32:42Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" My knowledge of the learned tongues will, I trust, be illustrated by the assurance that I have published in Italian a translation of the ' Idylliums of Theocritus,' which has won the applause of many eminent foreign scholars, whose testimonies to its excellence I can produce. I have also printed an edition of the works of Apollonius Rhodius and of Coluthus Lycopolitas. I am also the author of an Italian life of Tibullus. " Of mathematics I must avow m... 16263210 proofread-page text/x-wiki ine6ohzpy9t5jddf4yjjlkx7h3eux7c 16263217 16263210 2026-08-27T22:35:29Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263217 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5fngtt0120hxcqsk7kl1te26kn4b56k Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/238 104 5218429 16263211 2026-08-27T22:33:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "is the one that would most meet my wishes. " I have the honour to be, Sir, " Your humble servant, " PIETRO MARTELLI . " There was one particular reason for my replying to this letter. The writer was an Italian. It was a necessary part of my scheme that I should at least profess an acquaintance with European literature. French, German, and even Spanish (this language I could read but not speak) I knew. But I was ignorant of Italian ; and of Italian it w... 16263211 proofread-page text/x-wiki mj48xt5zlh5zvemypae40u61f91t3wg 16263213 16263211 2026-08-27T22:34:32Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263213 proofread-page text/x-wiki rsup0yscmo24vy0aoz8gjgqderpn56h Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/239 104 5218430 16263215 2026-08-27T22:35:01Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "capable of properly appreciating those refinements themselves. In my reply I told him he was at liberty to take up his residence in my house at any date that suited him. I named the income I was prepared to pay, and concluded by assuring him he would not find his time severely occupied by his duties." 16263215 proofread-page text/x-wiki czi6z4irg7mx2en67r09em6lmsr8axu 16263247 16263215 2026-08-27T22:46:18Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263247 proofread-page text/x-wiki ggvr4x9fzr9nkumd7lkgv9w4nk07wg7 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/269 104 5218431 16263218 2026-08-27T22:36:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "The smile which I had Mrs. Williams. remarked, my horror of ridicule made me very resolute not to provoke again. Doubtless she would have proved a useful auxiliary - have precipitated by some ingenious stratagem the introduction to Mrs. Fraser. But I would not ask her aid. Whatever part was to be played, I resolved should be played by me alone. Strolling about the grounds, I came across one of the gardeners. An idea struck me. " Farley," said I, " I wa... 16263218 proofread-page text/x-wiki eognn1y8tr1zpj6xy1un58g0g4utkaw Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/287 104 5218432 16263219 2026-08-27T22:36:39Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" Very likely. Who knows ? The future is full of the unexpected and the improbable." He shrugged his shoulders and gravely shook his head, but made no answer. " See what a lovely evening it is !" I said. " We shall enjoy our tobacco in the open air. The servant shall bring us our coffee on the lawn. Do you get deeper and richer blues than that in Italy ? " pointing to the sky. He came into the balcony, bent to smell a geranium, and looking round him m... 16263219 proofread-page text/x-wiki osu83hwqvnpvhacedy1528ms72c05i1 16263221 16263219 2026-08-27T22:37:56Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263221 proofread-page text/x-wiki 83fb97pmel42zgsyy1t7sovnva3yr9i Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/210 104 5218433 16263222 2026-08-27T22:38:02Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "He put his right arm gently around her and looked over her head at her brother. 4‘Tell me,” his eyes commanded. “I just told her what I heard this morning,’’ said Bud, “that a man was shot by rustlers and that it was Smith—you. She said something about one of the Bible men who went out and slew his enemies—and she was starting for Sky Line, I think.” There was no need to ask more, for Nance had covered her face with her shaking hands and bending forw..." 16263222 proofread-page text/x-wiki tb9agzvrqmzfcusg709h52m8u7c5dpq 16263225 16263222 2026-08-27T22:39:07Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263225 proofread-page text/x-wiki evjppyatzb07hl632vu9h1gq5y1xyxs Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/270 104 5218434 16263223 2026-08-27T22:38:30Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "slow and exact, intensely knowing, and rather patronising. I curbed my impatience, for I knew what he brought me would be good. Presently he emerged, his furrowed gravity full of the anticipation of applause. I marched off with the superb bouquet to the house. " Mary," said I to a maid, " I want you to take this bouquet to Elmore Cottage- Mrs. Fraser's, you know and desire the servant to present it to her with my respectful compliments." This will brea... 16263223 proofread-page text/x-wiki jymu1sba8hmw9d60rm9zc56vqafpy76 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/271 104 5218435 16263224 2026-08-27T22:39:06Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "should she detect me, to find herself watched. She would resent the incivility as it deserved, and render my introduction more difficult. Before long the girl returned. She held the bouquet. " Why," I cried, " didn't you deliver it?" " Yes, Sir. I gave it to the servant, who took it in, but brought it back again, saying, her missis's compliments, had plenty of flowers, was much obliged, but begged to decline it." " Put the flowers in water, and place... 16263224 proofread-page text/x-wiki mbnt6qt5vu1rbk0rc0haff8tt3u9e18 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/272 104 5218436 16263226 2026-08-27T22:39:36Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "long held its own before the summer glory of the scene that unfolded itself. The sea lay before me still as a lake. A group of black rocks half a mile out found a perfect reflection in the azure calm. The thin long breakers crawled up and down the long beach, making a shrill salt clatter as they rolled the large pebbles from their place. From my feet the cliff fell sheer-a fall of a hundred feet. The fishermen mending their nets on the esplanade ; the sh... 16263226 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3kj1vdhjpn8kk33s8d6is82iwft159a Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/273 104 5218437 16263228 2026-08-27T22:40:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "benignant eye of that placid day my mind grew calm and happy. My mysterious fair one's rejection of the bouquet was indeed a brusque, even a rude, certainly a decided hint that she wished to have nothing to do with me. In my mellower mood I sought and easily found an excuse for her very downright action. That she desired seclusion was evident from her residing at Cliffegate ; and she was quite right to resist any effort to violate her privacy ; yet all t... 16263228 proofread-page text/x-wiki byzpm9p99x4x0nwa07yo6d56ex8uq8w Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/281 104 5218438 16263229 2026-08-27T22:40:22Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16263229 proofread-page text/x-wiki baqs1igmp8hoegs1txybgvwml27ugb0 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/274 104 5218439 16263230 2026-08-27T22:40:27Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "her own servant should be conscious of it? To me alone, it seemed, had it been given to encounter this mysterious beingto have met her face to face beneath the starlight-to have marked the lighted pathos of her eyes. I was not surprised that she should have frightened me, man as I was. I did not reproach myself with my timidity. She had presented an object of terror, before which a stouter heart than mine might have quailed without shame. In the broad... 16263230 proofread-page text/x-wiki 653f7qgrgy2kmb5q5cqxfgbn8fyvxht Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/275 104 5218440 16263232 2026-08-27T22:41:03Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "watching the excursion of a sea-gull from the flock, with my thoughts ever reverting to the woman whose acquaintance I had resolved to make, let it cost what it would. The declining afternoon at length cautioned me to be gone, for dinner would be waiting ; and rising, I leisurely sauntered homewards. On entering the hall, I met Mrs Williams . " There is a gentleman in the drawingroom, Sir," she remarked, " who came about an hour ago." " A gentleman !"... 16263232 proofread-page text/x-wiki os262qiwc5nqovswodbeo2me8aez7zr Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/276 104 5218441 16263233 2026-08-27T22:41:43Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "far from having wondered that he had not written to say when he would come, the fact of my ever having replied to his letter had wholly escaped my memory. Good Heaven ! thought I, what has come to my mind that it should not have retained this matter ? I threw my hat on the hall-table and entered the drawing-room. A man rather below the middle height and of slight build stood at the window with his back to the door. He turned with a rapid movement as I... 16263233 proofread-page text/x-wiki hrwmfx4iqeelvajj18fmzxjin9oa2lx Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/277 104 5218442 16263234 2026-08-27T22:42:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "have written to announce my coming. But the truth is, I, by some extraordinary accident, mislaid your letter, and, what was equally bad, could not find a copy of the paper in which your advertisement was. " I was in despair. Yesterday, however, I found your letter, on which, as the delay was great already, I determined to go to you without writing. I shall owe you an apology for this want of ceremony." " Not at all. But you must be heartily sick of wai... 16263234 proofread-page text/x-wiki dgjm39cemdxpkr8c36hnxuitk1m7zfd Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/278 104 5218443 16263235 2026-08-27T22:42:28Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "His complexion was sallow. His mouth was concealed by a large moustache. His nose was long and handsome ; his eyes black, large, and scintillant with a ray not readily determinable-a light which in passion might be sinister, in melancholy pathetic, and in love appealing. He spoke English with a cultured accent, pronouncing his words decisively, like one who knows their value. His dress was black. I should have hardly guessed him a scholar by his air. His... 16263235 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3i9xpvtq057l786qqgkhe4j81ra14o9 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/279 104 5218444 16263236 2026-08-27T22:43:01Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "nious . He was more easy and unembarrassed than his address at first promised ; but weariness and impatience had probably induced a behaviour that was contrary to his usual demeanour. As a youth he must have been handsome, but his beauty had prematurely faded. " Do you enjoy good health ?" I asked. " I must not complain," he answered. " Your constitution at all events will residence here . suffer no injury from Cliffegate is dull ; but it is fanned by... 16263236 proofread-page text/x-wiki ogj7o9vt5bckdcc0k3nur6qai0j9zh6 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/280 104 5218445 16263237 2026-08-27T22:43:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "exclaimed, shaking my head. " I am very slothful-intolerably indolent, and shall want all your enthusiasm to keep me to my work. What I chiefly need is the influence of a methodical mind. I am like one of those butterflies there, which pass from flower to flower, but gather no honey. You must teach me to resemble the busy bee. {{ppoem| " Teach me like thee, in various natures wise To fall with dignity, with temper rise ; Form'd by thy converse happily t... 16263237 proofread-page text/x-wiki l9z5k2vvub6xv2pmzyfdnhhrjqq6gke Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/281 104 5218446 16263238 2026-08-27T22:43:42Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "a high sense of the honour you will be doing me in submitting to my judgment." " Of that I am sure. You see I lead a very recluse life here, and we shall be much together. You will observe many weaknesses in my character, which I trust no feeling of courtesy will prohibit you from correcting. My income, I may tell you, is ample for the wants and even the ambitions of a single man. I am therefore deprived of the pleasure or labour of moneygetting. Life t... 16263238 proofread-page text/x-wiki e3rybbzngp05n2qeumdujrj9u50mjwi Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/282 104 5218447 16263239 2026-08-27T22:44:05Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "ledge of politics is at present superficial ; but it need not remain so. An intelligent and even a profound acquaintance with any particular study is practicable to one who, having sworn to master it, wisely orders his labour." He assented with a cordial wave of the hand . "But this is not all," I continued. " Much money was spent on my education ; but never guessing at the useful impulses that some years later sent me to rusticate at Elmore Court, I a... 16263239 proofread-page text/x-wiki rfw24civtmhhwh3mol0pxzap9x3avbp Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/283 104 5218448 16263241 2026-08-27T22:44:22Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "terest. " You propose, Sir, a very honourable pursuit, and with your talents I see no reason why you should not push it prosperously. Though I may injure myself by the confession, I must be allowed to say that your views and desires exhibit an order of understanding in which it would be presumptuous in me to profess an equality. Still I believe you will find me useful. I am a practical, and what you call in your country a plodding man. I shall try to be... 16263241 proofread-page text/x-wiki tschupadavuz65zzsqwc4kc59bfod6q Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/284 104 5218449 16263242 2026-08-27T22:44:48Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "acquaintance with the language of this country - particularly with that colloquial and familiar portion of it which is always the most difficult to a foreigner. You must have lived long among us." " Nearly all my life," he replied. " I wish I could speak your language with the ease and fluency you pronounce mine." " I trust you will, before long, Sir," he answered with a smile. " I know only a few words of Italian. What a sweet language it is !-a dia... 16263242 proofread-page text/x-wiki syxrelkyu72y95um25ybw5y6zula05f Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/285 104 5218450 16263243 2026-08-27T22:45:08Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "you have writers among you who are spoiling your language by introducing Germanised words. Now compound word of twelve inches long may do very well to express the thoughts of a people a who profess to understand Hegel, and mistake the delirious rhetoric of Jean Paul for inspiration. But the language of Shakespeare does not need such amplification. He is the best illustrator you have of its genius - which is essentially simple -by expressing in it thought... 16263243 proofread-page text/x-wiki i5mvi45jxlz93a4tuikcvgp23x5tc86 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/286 104 5218451 16263246 2026-08-27T22:45:36Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "can therefore express no opinion on the subject of its language." " It is a bad game to play at, is love," he said. " Most of the terms you use in cards belong to it-shuffling, hearts, knaves, and clubs too, if the police-stories of husbands beating their wives are to be believed. What books are you chiefly reading now, Sir?" I gave him a short list ; then pushing my chair from the table rose. " Do you smoke ?" I asked him from the window. " Thank yo... 16263246 proofread-page text/x-wiki i9uxk9ngvddkcc6wpu7hanlfq65kv4t Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/241 104 5218452 16263248 2026-08-27T22:46:47Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "harmonies . Now and then a black moth whizzed by my ear. Afar the bark of a dog deepened the general repose by contrast ; and athwart the moon at intervals passed the sombre shadow of a bat. A depression I could not shake off had fastened upon me. Many causes had conspired to produce it. A few weeks only had passed since my arrival, and already it seemed to me ambition was sinking dejected before the presence of that steep which it had thought to climb... 16263248 proofread-page text/x-wiki ekwszitx5slqggyzcbp8jdqmftm3g14 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/242 104 5218453 16263249 2026-08-27T22:47:03Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "devised keener torments than the desire of ambition without the means. Add to this that my nature was beginning to rebel against solitude: that instinct was raising its voice against the enforced mono- tony of my life. Impulse had recoiled, nor had I yet instructed duty to take its place. I feared I had made a mistake in compelling a too sudden transition from a life of pleasure to a calm as of death. I should have sloped the way to my wishes ; not abru... 16263249 proofread-page text/x-wiki h64mz0g4c6w654wvbwbspw5n7wgsybx Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/243 104 5218454 16263250 2026-08-27T22:47:37Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "but the mind took no cognisance of them. Memory was wanton to-night. She waved her hand over the past. The mist rolled away, and the familiar scene lay unfolded. She renewed the brainless pleasures of my town-life. She brought before me the calm, grave lineaments of my mother. Then fancy seized the wand and sought to unveil the future. I peered into a cloud at once luminous and dark. Amid the vapour I descried shapes whose outlines I could not det... 16263250 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2ant3vyxq3sgkm57mzdkhtbl2rzo82i Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/244 104 5218455 16263252 2026-08-27T22:48:08Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "marked the voices I had before heard raised in sobs, and sighs, and lamentations. Suddenly over the whole there fell a calm. The cloud opened, and in its depth I witnessed the outline of a human face, obscured at first by the gloom, so that I could not discern the lineaments, but brightening presently to a light that shone I knew not whence. It was a face beautiful and sad. The eyes were dark, the hair yellow, the cheeks colourless as marble shone on b... 16263252 proofread-page text/x-wiki o70goc884unvd1bpcotkq2ccycodyf9 Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/245 104 5218456 16263253 2026-08-27T22:48:43Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "melody . Sink your voice-I shall interpret your appeal by the movement of your lips." The face brightened and grew brighter still, until the features faded in a brilliant light. Then like the lightning-flash it vanished : a deep darkness encompassed me. I was suffocated by the thick cold embrace. In the arms of Nightmare, that dolorous hag, I fought for breath, and thinking that I was dying, I uttered a cry. I started and stared around me. So vivid ha... 16263253 proofread-page text/x-wiki 26erd7exjwnfd9lbfycqyxwj1h9f3vm Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/246 104 5218457 16263254 2026-08-27T22:49:04Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "She withdrew. I looked at the open book. The leaves were stained with tears. I rose, forcing a laugh. " My imagination must be keen," I thought, " to conceive such a dream as that. Yet I shall owe that book a grudge for sending me to sleep and filling my slumber with such odd visions. Imagine my shedding tears !" I approached the mirror. My face was bloodless ; nor had my forced merriment driven all the bewilderment out of it. " This is the fruit of... 16263254 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6cmectsflzpxiwdgx0g4mke8suh9c4h Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/247 104 5218458 16263255 2026-08-27T22:49:32Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "belongs to no experience of mine. I have not read of such a face either ; for what author in his senses would give such eyes to a woman born offlesh ? Such eyes as those belong to another world-a world of moonlight and dolor : where the issue of love is betrayal-where the fruition of hope is despair. Ay," I thought, pushing the fancy, " in such a world of shadow and moonlight flowers would be colourless and without perfume ; the trees would stand white a... 16263255 proofread-page text/x-wiki 30bao5vkj9yf5j5h1xs8du0p5x3d0vl Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/248 104 5218459 16263257 2026-08-27T22:49:54Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "an hour earlier. But, obedient to my instructions, Mrs. Williams had well disciplined the servants. My meals were never announced, for I had forbidden intrusion when I was in the library. Mine were no anchorite's repasts. I was what Wordsworth would have called " a man of purple cheer." My means enabled me to gratify a fastidious taste ; and of whatever other inelegance I might have been guilty, my table at least illustrated a refined appetite. Had I be... 16263257 proofread-page text/x-wiki 85elc8dl1kahezodsogpenym19kc9ev Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/249 104 5218460 16263258 2026-08-27T22:50:15Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "who does not very diligently mind his belly will mind nothing else." It was half-past eleven when I rose from the table. My dream still troubled me. It recurred again and again like a misgiving. I was sincerely indignant at what I esteemed my imbecility, and had hoped to put an end to the folly by a judicious application to some old Burgundy. But the generous liquor heated rather than cooled my fancy. Those lovely pleading eyes stood out before me, vivi... 16263258 proofread-page text/x-wiki ec9pltmjraon4l9rhbjkrlyt3e2955y Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/250 104 5218461 16263260 2026-08-27T22:50:33Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "by the diseased system of the dreamer, and the great and surprising power of association, yet it is impossible to say whether an inner sense does not really exist in the mind, seldom developed indeed, but which may have a power of presentiment." In abstraction one takes no note of time. When I looked at the clock, I saw that it was close upon one. There was something uncanny in finding myself wide-awake at such an hour. I drew to the window and parted t... 16263260 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4po9nb8j4aqv67sf5crnxkqubgtuydh Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/251 104 5218462 16263261 2026-08-27T22:50:53Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "they were robed in the silver veil of the moonlight. I stepped on to the balcony ; a flight of stone steps led to the lawn ; I descended them and entered a scene of dew, coolness, and glory. I walked slowly forwards. The deep and general stillness wrought upon me like a spell. I passed from the shadow into the moonlight, turned, and studied the back aspect of the house. The structure lay wrapped in gloom, save where the lamp in the study shed a yellow... 16263261 proofread-page text/x-wiki knkh7e18r6p9ojf5iqlywg4tas5zton Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/252 104 5218463 16263263 2026-08-27T22:51:07Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "A thick hedge, made solid and heightened by a row of elms, separated (with the orchard) the grounds from the garden of the adjacent house. To my right swept a range of open meadows, with here and there a knot of trees sentinelling the open sweep and swell. A portion of these fields, though not let with, belonged to Elmore Court, and were entered by a gate constructed at the spot I had now reached. This gate I pushed open and walked leisurely towards a... 16263263 proofread-page text/x-wiki ghgc6bgpdzup0c2pqxg1q1utsxegsjh Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/253 104 5218464 16263264 2026-08-27T22:51:28Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "dark cloud of green that seemed to fill the grounds. Away on my left-away to the edge of a sky throbbing with stars, stretched the vague pale country, shadowless, without a light of house or gleam of beacon to give reality to its weird blank. And now I heard in the air a voice whose tones had before been shut out by the trees-the murmur of the sea. Though over two miles off, I could catch the beating of its mighty heart, could hear the purring of its bre... 16263264 proofread-page text/x-wiki jc5n41y70b0zypgti25de3mbspgty5v Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/254 104 5218465 16263265 2026-08-27T22:51:47Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "I gazed curiously, perhaps apprehensively. It went leisurely along, gliding rather than walking. It was draped in white, but over its back was thrown some dark covering, probably a shawl. At the distance I stood from it, I could not discern the lineaments, whether they belonged to man or woman, whether to angel or goblin, whether bloodless as belonging to a ghost, or vital as belonging to some sleepless creature who, like myself, had stolen from his cham... 16263265 proofread-page text/x-wiki mirziv79cdx55jme7uubfhpwbjohj5t Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/255 104 5218466 16263266 2026-08-27T22:52:19Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "watched it traverse the line of hedge, turn, retrace its steps, and finally disappear (so it seemed) through the hedge. I advanced with a beating heart and rapid step toward the gate. I raised the latch with a trembling hand. But in passing I glanced back, and saw within a few yards of me the form of a woman, motionless as a marble image, her eyes fixed in my direction, her face pale as an evening cloud. In her black and deep eyes, in her yellow hair... 16263266 proofread-page text/x-wiki c41ex3gcz0r2nvl2cfxl7s23rstfqtu Page:TASJ-1-6.djvu/175 104 5218467 16263268 2026-08-27T22:54:52Z TE(æ)A,ea. 2831151 /* Proofread */ 16263268 proofread-page text/x-wiki sq6xd7kbn35o6fl82pcbgyrgv5ptqfp Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/256 104 5218468 16263269 2026-08-27T22:55:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "It was long ere I recovered my selfcontrol. Taken separately, I could have recalled the dream, I might have encountered the spectral shape, without apprehension. It was the combination-it was the leaping of my dream, so to speak, into vital embodiment that had wrought my terror. Nervous enough at all times, my naturally tremulous sensibilities had not been improved by my few weeks of solitude and day dreams. I strode about my bedroom, striving by every... 16263269 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5k7ke1onnuazce61li9bt26v3nqm12g Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/257 104 5218469 16263270 2026-08-27T22:55:29Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "welcome morning streamed that countenance stood out. The morning broke. The pale suffusion filled my room and found me awake. The sun uprose : the birds poured their matins. Soon the hall clock struck my usual hour of rising. I descended and entered the breakfast-room. The servant in attendance eyed me furtively. I could excuse her. I had noticed before she had seen me that my eyes were hollow, my complexion pale, my expression which no of the attention... 16263270 proofread-page text/x-wiki f8vz2vxkmt1m2mhpsonutfiljevs7ni Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/258 104 5218470 16263271 2026-08-27T22:55:54Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" Please take that chair, Mrs. Williams ." She seated herself and clasped her hands on her lap. " You will see by my face that I have passed a sleepless night. My motive in desiring your presence is to put it to your female ingenuity-women are better hands at riddles than men to solve a very mysterious conundrum that offered itself to my eyes about two o'clock this morning." She eyed me with a sudden furtive keen- ness. Neither my behaviour, my langu... 16263271 proofread-page text/x-wiki h6goqr6ckvc5vsflayot8f1npn8cs0d Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/259 104 5218471 16263272 2026-08-27T22:56:22Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "odd adventure last night. Close against the hedge at the bottom of the grounds I saw a woman, pacing in the moonlight. She was very beautiful ; but in the calm of her beauty there was something terrible. It frightened me. It has made me ill. Is this house haunted ?" " Haunted, Sir ! I have never heard of ghosts in these parts. I've slept every night for three years in this house by myself, and never met with anything of the kind." " You are lucky. I ca... 16263272 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3rvy5cfsr8qrgff8vk1ff5s8u2r1zpy Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/260 104 5218472 16263273 2026-08-27T22:56:41Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "mind still teased with recollection ? " When I dream I usually awake to find myself in bed. If last night's experience was a dream I must have dreamed it in the fields yonder, for when I awoke, or rather when I had fled, my clothes were heavy with dew and my hair moist.” " Mightn't you have gone for a stroll, Sir, and on your return, having got to bed, dreamt you saw this thing ?" " Mrs. Williams, you are a sensible woman-do not vex me. I tell you I... 16263273 proofread-page text/x-wiki 928gdqhnke9qfvipsiotgo3mnkuggdu Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/261 104 5218473 16263274 2026-08-27T22:56:57Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" Think. I entreat you to think. This is a mystery I must solve. If I were superstitious I might think it a ghost, but I don't believe in ghosts. You now are a practical woman, what is your opinion ?" " I am afraid I cannot help you, Sir. You see there are very few people living about this place, and it could hardly be one of them. There's Mrs. Fraser, the widow, I told you of. It's true I haven't seen her, for I'm told she keeps as close to herself as... 16263274 proofread-page text/x-wiki 866l07t3tqqthb66idcz2467nfdamic Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/262 104 5218474 16263275 2026-08-27T22:57:34Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "times, though her servant does all her shopping for her it's my being shut up here. Before you came, Sir, I hardly ever left the house." " I should very much like to have this lady described to me. If it be she whom I saw, there will be an end of the mystery(in one sense)," I mentally added. " If not, we must push our inquiries until we learn who this lady is I saw. Know the truth I will." " I don't see how I can quite get at Mrs. Fraser," began Mrs. W... 16263275 proofread-page text/x-wiki bfxdht7sbf3phlybki51eps8lde4jer Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/263 104 5218475 16263276 2026-08-27T22:58:05Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" Easily, Sir. " " After seeing her, mind to return here at once. I shall be impatient." She promised, and left the room. There was a half-smile upon her face as she went out. I excused it. During her absence I opened the parcel of newspapers I received from time to time from London. But the effort to occupy my mind with their contents was idle. Like the needle to the star, my mind faithfully vibrated to its cardinal thought. The grounds were brillia... 16263276 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1uzihzl1c1rewp3v3eq2k2wy1lvm2qt Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/264 104 5218476 16263280 2026-08-27T22:58:47Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "But for the dream that had been the harbinger of the form, I think that busy sparkling morning would have subdued, if it did not erase, the recollection from my mind. Superstition and sunlight are no friends ; and it taxed memory and fancy to associate with those brilliant lights and dancing shadows, the spectral landscape, the wan moonshine, the tall and stirless shadows of the night that was gone. Some time elapsed before Mrs. Williams returned. At le... 16263280 proofread-page text/x-wiki khd6zy6akin708sc9x8a27vgsywwqln Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/265 104 5218477 16263282 2026-08-27T22:59:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" She is about my height. Her eyes are black. She has a pretty face, but very mournful. She didn't stay above a minute or two ; and perhaps she was just then a little troubled. But she did look as though she cried a good deal on the quiet, or went about with a trouble she wouldn't confess. She has little white hands, and is a good figure. Her hair is straw-colour, which makes her face peculiar, and not easy forgot. Her black eyes shouldn't match it ; and... 16263282 proofread-page text/x-wiki l3lnfs12kbcyd53azc36ct5b5vdgyad Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/266 104 5218478 16263283 2026-08-27T22:59:42Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" You still think that I was dreaming ?" " Indeed, Sir, I don't think at all," she responded deprecatingly, marking my incensed eye. " I only know when I saw Mrs. Fraser, and noticed she was like the person you described, that I asked Lucy if her missis was given to walking out alone in the garden and fields at two o'clock in the morning. And Lucy answers, firing up, that she wondered what could put such notions into my head for she had never known her... 16263283 proofread-page text/x-wiki dq25wq4ul4ryvzwdngp04wbn0258lrv Page:The Deceased Wife's Sister and My Beautiful Neighbour, v. 2 (GB cNFLlSYD1m4C).pdf/267 104 5218479 16263284 2026-08-27T23:00:11Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "be acting wisely were you to give over reading in those books for a little, and think more of your health." " My reading won't injure my health," said I, laughing. " But if you were to see a little company " now " I shall have company soon," I interrupted. " I am very glad to hear it, Sir," she remarked, and withdrew. I sank into deep thought. 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He thought of the windy passage that opened into Blue Stone Canon. If he could only find its head he would, as Smith had said, have solved the problem. And unless he missed his guess by a thousand miles, those steers streaming past him at the moment were headed for it now! 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It was well after midnight, judging by the stars in the dark sky, when Selwood suddenly held the breath he was drawing into his lungs. He had heard a cattle-brute bawl. For a moment he was still as death. Then he straightened up, every nerve taut. He heard the sounds of cattle, the crack of whips, the unmistakable commotion of moving bodies. As it... 16263393 proofread-page text/x-wiki 72ht6inxo20galgh2zydv79wcx6yvia 16263412 16263393 2026-08-28T01:09:19Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263412 proofread-page text/x-wiki pc1csgnnkbsewqx34mxjcx318b1wx77 A Collection of the Most Esteemed Pieces of Poetry, That Have Appeared for Several Years/To Apollo making Love 0 5218541 16263396 2026-08-28T00:52:43Z Chrisguise 2855804 Created page with "{{header | title = [[../]] | author = | translator = | section = To Apollo making Love | previous = [[../To the Authoress of some Lines on Strawberry Hill/]] | next = [[../The Thirteenth Book of Virgil/]] | notes = | contributor = Thomas Tickell | related_author = Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle }} <pages index="A Collection of the Most Esteemed Pieces of Poetry, That Have Appeared for Several Years (1767).djvu" from=234 to=234 />" 16263396 wikitext text/x-wiki ipf9ndunz31kpprds6kvvz16w0cs378 16263397 16263396 2026-08-28T00:53:23Z Chrisguise 2855804 16263397 wikitext text/x-wiki r7arn3dyc3hepunzej6axl9qdbinlzz Page:Scientific American - Series 1 - Volume 003 - Issue 50.pdf/5 104 5218542 16263399 2026-08-28T00:55:10Z Ceyockey 10425 interim save 16263399 proofread-page text/x-wiki gger5jay0l6p1bknf3o8xp3urs5uj9i 16263438 16263399 2026-08-28T01:36:48Z Ceyockey 10425 interim save 16263438 proofread-page text/x-wiki fompu4kaemibtdzm6d7gnq8v0wwlp34 To Apollo Making Love 0 5218543 16263401 2026-08-28T00:58:23Z Chrisguise 2855804 Created page with "{{versions | title = To Apollo Making Love | author = Thomas Tickell | portal = | notes = {{c|"''I am, cry'd Apollo, when Daphne he woo'd,<br/>And panting for breath, the coy virgin pursu'd,''"}} }} * "[[A Collection of the Most Esteemed Pieces of Poetry, That Have Appeared for Several Years/To Apollo making Love|To Apollo Making Love]]" in ''[[A Collection of the Most Esteemed Pieces of Poetry, That Have Appeared for Several Years]]'' (1767) * "..." 16263401 wikitext text/x-wiki g83k29kmvtmxrsxzka0rgyal4krlorj Page:Gullick - 1909 - Emergencies.djvu/2 104 5218544 16263406 2026-08-28T01:07:10Z Beardo 950405 /* Problematic */ raw image 16263406 proofread-page text/x-wiki 8u61mk3h8ifcm2x4zpc7r010eqahxgh Page:Gullick - 1909 - Emergencies.djvu/3 104 5218545 16263407 2026-08-28T01:07:26Z Beardo 950405 /* Without text */ 16263407 proofread-page text/x-wiki 28ouh88nbu40impeyiil9yj3s1zh8wv Page:Gullick - 1909 - Emergencies.djvu/4 104 5218546 16263408 2026-08-28T01:07:40Z Beardo 950405 /* Without text */ 16263408 proofread-page text/x-wiki 28ouh88nbu40impeyiil9yj3s1zh8wv Page:Gullick - 1909 - Emergencies.djvu/5 104 5218547 16263409 2026-08-28T01:07:51Z Beardo 950405 /* Without text */ 16263409 proofread-page text/x-wiki 28ouh88nbu40impeyiil9yj3s1zh8wv Author:Charlotte Vetter Gulick 102 5218548 16263414 2026-08-28T01:10:25Z Beardo 950405 create page for author of work where index exists 16263414 wikitext text/x-wiki o1mtqyob6dousgbppvp1qsvjvl3myzd Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/194 104 5218549 16263415 2026-08-28T01:10:38Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263415 proofread-page text/x-wiki mi8t1v7v0qmn0f1fzrkcabqgdo3ufhy Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/193 104 5218550 16263417 2026-08-28T01:12:26Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263417 proofread-page text/x-wiki c4twq0gwofa37qqpz1l3xezj9zvym7b Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/192 104 5218551 16263418 2026-08-28T01:13:25Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263418 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5ci2ajgghvpy3q06gtuiczc9dtuvjih Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/191 104 5218552 16263419 2026-08-28T01:14:23Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "ford and four others, saddled fresh horses and rode away. It was dark of the moon—as it was always when Sky Line gathered beef—a soft windy dark, ideal for the concealment of riders, the disguising of sounds. They dropped down the mountain at an angle, heading northwest to circle the end of Mystery, and they followed no trail. They were all armed and all wore dark clothing. The only point of light about them was the grey horse which Provine rode. Ka... 16263419 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1mvzqjyl7vcgzuwcp0mc8pyixhm1cjd 16263441 16263419 2026-08-28T01:43:27Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263441 proofread-page text/x-wiki 8fo62b9y4ep4kg0j7et7i7h5ujvoalf 16263444 16263441 2026-08-28T01:45:53Z Alautar98 3088622 16263444 proofread-page text/x-wiki heof0e37vzfnnj4ffcjra0qpl429tj3 Page:Works of Charles Dickens, ed. 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Do you ''want'' these ranchers t’ begin ridin’ hard on us—nights, for..." 16263442 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7sw1u25rksz11rlrn2yqrz49lrv4g7k 16263443 16263442 2026-08-28T01:45:28Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263443 proofread-page text/x-wiki ajs7pekqm1sjpkd3p6vmqho7a2qs0yn Page:Forging of Passion Into Power.djvu/64 104 5218557 16263445 2026-08-28T01:46:22Z GhostOrchid35 2743432 /* Proofread */ 16263445 proofread-page text/x-wiki kbc42cbao9ys7xwh1tgbbpiod838rr7 Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/189 104 5218558 16263446 2026-08-28T01:46:56Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "At Sky Line Ranch there was activity. Kate Cathrew was gathering beef. Riders were coming in daily with little bunches of cattle, all in good condition, which they herded into the corrals. Day and night the air was resonant with the endless bawling. It was a little early for the drive—but then Cattle Kate was always early. And this year she had a particular reason for precipitancy. One of those New York letters had said, “would like to come a littl... 16263446 proofread-page text/x-wiki nkn51p4fvsq293udi79rrpify8lm58b 16263448 16263446 2026-08-28T01:49:02Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263448 proofread-page text/x-wiki jt7otx3f4ybybqng5btn0cp53lthpgj Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/46 104 5218559 16263447 2026-08-28T01:49:02Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "addition to the happiness of Elizabeth and Richard ; more especially to the latter, who felt for this little infant all that passionate tenderness which a young father so often feels for his first-born child. He was also at this time highly gratified to find that his popularity was increasing considerably; he had acquired greater weight and influence as a married man. His wife and her beautiful sister were much sought after and respected by the leading f... 16263447 proofread-page text/x-wiki p5p5wwdoojrpkislyy2l4s5tq3171a6 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/47 104 5218560 16263449 2026-08-28T01:49:23Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "a sinful indulgence, then does the holier love fade and perish away before that engrossing influence, like the pure sunlight when the night sets in. Day and night, waking and sleeping, Elizabeth had no thought but for her husband ; watching his every word and look, thinking she never could do enough to please him, and harassing both herself and him by exacting an amount of attention and tenderness which she was by no means justified in expecting. The on... 16263449 proofread-page text/x-wiki b4rh7k6hma1mq1akfpwmonpdb7kyz9b Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/48 104 5218561 16263450 2026-08-28T01:49:47Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "left him with a smile, and with a smile been ready to return to him if he wished it. If he seemed happier while neglecting her, cheerfully she should have submitted to his neglect, and striven only to prevent his home from being ever darkened by a look of sorrow on her face, or its quiet disturbed by a word of discontent. But Elizabeth had sought no other happiness for herself than that which she derived from this affection, and therefore it was profound... 16263450 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3l97q6luhzm36vpln8g64k5rw4wl0f4 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/49 104 5218562 16263451 2026-08-28T01:50:29Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "to which the young and the happy so often yield themselves unconsciously, was ever ready to enjoy with him the long walks and rides which Elizabeth's enfeebled health prevented her from attempting. Thus, while to a casual observer all was bright and prosperous in the lives of the Clayton family, there was ripening in the heart of her who should have been the happiest, one of those dark tragedies which often run their course in the narrow compass of an i... 16263451 proofread-page text/x-wiki djvyk73fp0tj7qzqn0un24tslldn0la Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/188 104 5218563 16263452 2026-08-28T01:51:09Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263452 proofread-page text/x-wiki n499309jthj8a2kq05jf0uq1fux7kap Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/50 104 5218564 16263453 2026-08-28T01:51:11Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "heart night and day, that when she lay cold and helpless in her grave, Richard would find some unknown stranger, fairer and dearer, to take her place in his love and in his home. Το a mind like Elizabeth's this thought was torture ; it haunted her like a spectral phantom : she had loved him too exclusively when living, to give him up even when she was dead ; and she longed, had it been possible, to have held him still within the stiff cold arms. from whi... 16263453 proofread-page text/x-wiki l80nezd40zj8z13kdbqm9d9ghesw4xm Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/51 104 5218565 16263454 2026-08-28T01:51:39Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "brooded with all the strength of her diseased fancy ; but suddenly, whilst she speculated on the probable results of her death, a thought occurred to her which brought with it at once the most complete consolation. The sincere attachment of Richard to their sister Agnes became the source of her utmost joy and thankfulness ; he would never consent to part with her sister, now become in affection, as well as in actual fact, his own also ; he would never s... 16263454 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5adn5num7rqvnb5aahrn9jen1d8uv95 Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/187 104 5218566 16263455 2026-08-28T01:52:18Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263455 proofread-page text/x-wiki 03m1m138qk952kvzv04788br7vibiws Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/52 104 5218567 16263456 2026-08-28T01:52:30Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Richard or Agnes how near a close she believed her life to be, although her natural delicacy of feeling had restrained her from telling them of the dread which rendered this conviction one of such agony to her. Now, however, she repeatedly implored of them both to promise her that Agnes should always remain with her brother-in-law ; urging as her reason for wishing it, that to her alone would she commit the care of her little daughter, and the new-born... 16263456 proofread-page text/x-wiki ss4ya6qwhef22cdqqpa768xx180ajds Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/53 104 5218568 16263457 2026-08-28T01:53:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Mr. Lambert was one of those characters which are, too unfortunately, rare in this world, but of which alone shall doubtless be composed the population of that Holy City, where nothing that defileth shall in any wise enter in : with a powerful mind, and many a noble intellectual quality, he had sought and attained to the innocency of life and humility of heart of a little child, who once was set as an example to the gifted of this earth. From the hour w... 16263457 proofread-page text/x-wiki p90q3rkfdarmol0nz68gvwhmqd2b32h Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/54 104 5218569 16263458 2026-08-28T01:53:22Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "racter an under current of profound and intense feeling, which he seldom if ever displayed. Careless and indifferent as Richard Clayton was, he could not but admire the pure and exalted views which raised this man so far above himself ; and he was always more ready to listen to Mr. Lambert's remonstrances than to the sterner warnings of his father, whose faith and obedience shone forth rather in the severity of holiness than in its beauty. Their convers... 16263458 proofread-page text/x-wiki q31raor8alzbt99bthu2g8yylxws8dp Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/186 104 5218570 16263459 2026-08-28T01:53:29Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263459 proofread-page text/x-wiki h7y17gtp81iyb4od4ng7s7uj7u5zubo Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/185 104 5218571 16263461 2026-08-28T01:55:01Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263461 proofread-page text/x-wiki ltjsdv48h0b2dd06vqnpu5t2f8xomjw Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/55 104 5218572 16263462 2026-08-28T01:55:08Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" Of course I refused to marry them," he added quietly. " Then you share my father's opinion," said Richard. " I think him quite absurdly rigid on this point. I cannot coincide in the strong objection which is raised against it by so many. Such a marriage might often be a very convenient arrangement. " " And a most unhallowed alliance," said Mr. Lambert, warmly. " You will find few to look upon it in that light," replied Richard; " think how frequentl... 16263462 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4wpoz8272f0fp7d0af2v9cowhnr1n3c Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/56 104 5218573 16263463 2026-08-28T01:55:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Mr. Lambert replied, that, were the matter viewed as it ought to be, there could be no more reason why the sister of the mother should not remain to take care of the children than the sister of the father himself. Even on the score of expediency alone, he could show the incalculable evil of such connexions, bringing distrust and misery and confusion into the nearest and dearest relations of life ; but it was on a far higher ground that he would denounce... 16263463 proofread-page text/x-wiki gcni0fbyqw11925ixiy94zg4auoyu27 Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/184 104 5218574 16263464 2026-08-28T01:55:42Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "“Excuse me, mister,” said Selwood, “but how do you happen to know so much?” “That question is your right, and I will answer it. Kate Cathrew was a New York woman—I knew her there some six years ago. She was clever then—and unscrupulous, always playing for her own advancement. It was along that line that she did the deed for which I have hunted her down—and found her at last. What deed that was I am not ready to say, nor to whom it was done. It must suff... 16263464 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0hxqk3a8sh9ozcdgt4mi9jnye1l2wjd 16263467 16263464 2026-08-28T01:56:30Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263467 proofread-page text/x-wiki blkcuvmu1r4bls2yzkzepfhaubp787w Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/57 104 5218575 16263465 2026-08-28T01:56:05Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "rushed from that darkened room with hurried steps and suffocated breath ; he did not hear how the bolt was drawn across the door of the apartment above, by a hand that trembled till it was well nigh palsied; nor the dull heavy fall upon the ground, of a form convulsed by its fierce mental agony. One thought alone was present in the mind of Elizabeth Clayton-a thought so torturing and unsupportable that she strove to escape from it with that impotent fre... 16263465 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7ufgsyzo7cbl84sscv8iyuv30u6gg5w Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/58 104 5218576 16263466 2026-08-28T01:56:27Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "familiarity she had herself loved to promote between them ! It maddened her even to think of the result which would probably follow on her own death. Instead of living to watch over her children and remember her with unchanged affection, they would remain together in a union condemned of God, and reprobated even by the world itself. Had she then, when she gave her orphan sister a home, been but preparing for herself a rival, who would hereafter blot out... 16263466 proofread-page text/x-wiki jd6set7tez0icsqvvy6z9kmigtmbjbs Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/59 104 5218577 16263468 2026-08-28T01:57:03Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "hands of the expiring mother, clasped in passionate entreaty to her the daughter ! She heard again that voice, coming so faint and thrilling over the cold lips- " Elizabeth, Elizabeth ! I trust to you alone ! promise-swear that you will never desert my child ; swear that no dearer tie shall ever induce you to forsake your charge ! " And she heard, as it were, the echo of her own voice when she answered, child as she was, with such a solemn firmness- "... 16263468 proofread-page text/x-wiki g1ci1vu13jm5mg8fmgaz5uwohpa0eof Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/60 104 5218578 16263470 2026-08-28T01:57:53Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Elizabeth flung herself down once more with a sort of powerless despair. Which of these two was she to hate the most, whom, until now, she had so dearly loved the husband, who, by his selfish act, might blight and blacken the whole existence of her only sister ; or the sister, who, under that sacred name, had stolen into the husband's heart, to dwell happy in his love when she was mouldering forgotten in the dust ? Her thoughts became confused- her sense... 16263470 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3bekvrp4ky9vprq3nl2mb1jwnwkdjd7 Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/183 104 5218579 16263471 2026-08-28T01:58:24Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263471 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3h3tfrr6ev2e9d1y6c16q18t4865bwa Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/61 104 5218580 16263472 2026-08-28T02:00:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "pate the marriage of her husband and sister as the infallible result of her own death,-now, as she believed, so near at hand. With her face buried in her hands, she lay on the ground, wrestling with the great agony of all the contending feelings which this terrible conviction had aroused within her. Meanwhile Richard and Agnes sat together in the drawing-room below. " Where is Elizabeth ? 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Semple (1876).djvu/288 104 5218581 16263473 2026-08-28T02:00:31Z Chrisguise 2855804 /* Proofread */ 16263473 proofread-page text/x-wiki rfv70ivxh0xzjseo93c2vjkvjlh3y6v 16263476 16263473 2026-08-28T02:01:21Z Chrisguise 2855804 16263476 proofread-page text/x-wiki bpzku4lfj7pn7c6fxwutsyhzx5hklx1 16263491 16263476 2026-08-28T02:05:44Z Chrisguise 2855804 16263491 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0vbomkbyqyqzklpjzycvaxuey6dqbv5 Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/182 104 5218582 16263474 2026-08-28T02:00:43Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263474 proofread-page text/x-wiki e3cef6tph46iduo0mpqofq8py4j4bbd Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/62 104 5218583 16263475 2026-08-28T02:00:52Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "irritation. " You had better leave her to herself. I wish she had your sweet temper, Agnes. " Agnes made no answer : it had often seemed strange to her that Elizabeth was not in truth more uniformly happy, with so many blessings round her. She left the room in search of her sister ; but in an instant she returned, with an agitated step, and a look of terror on her face, usually so bright and sunny. " Dear Richard, come quickly ! " she exclaimed ; " I q... 16263475 proofread-page text/x-wiki qg0g5d1xfjy0ldd2vak1zf5vqqfhedt Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/63 104 5218584 16263477 2026-08-28T02:01:36Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "tangled hair that hung over her sister's livid face. Elizabeth opened her eyes : they were full of the most wild and ghastly expression. A terrible fear shot through the mind of Richard that she had suddenly become insane. There was, in truth, a sort of chaos in her thoughts ; but one idea remained too fearfully distinct. Her gaze fell upon Agnes, and her heart revolted with unnatural horror against her dear and only sister. Half frantic, she started up... 16263477 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1lwb9x1lqj94u5fibrytxps8p9m3rls Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/64 104 5218585 16263479 2026-08-28T02:01:56Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "flew towards her, and strove to pass her arms round her, calling her by every endearing name. But Elizabeth disengaged herself from her embrace, and, sinking on the sofa, she began to utter shriek on shriek, evidently in great bodily agony. In another hour she was alarmingly ill, and before morning a little feeble child had been brought prematurely into the world, in which it seemed too fragile to exist; and the life of the mother was despaired of." 16263479 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0khn3h2dvt8ydr9ho9w4ko6ku6zac04 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/66 104 5218586 16263481 2026-08-28T02:02:39Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "seemed alive at all but for the wild restless gaze of her sleepless eyes. There was in them a terrible expression of anxiety and misery, which told but too eloquently of the fierce human anguish with which that silent sufferer was wrestling. It was a horrible thing to see one about to enter into those habitations which are everlasting, whether for good or ill, thus concentrating all her expiring faculties, not on earnest repentance, but on the perishing... 16263481 proofread-page text/x-wiki b1a0m1ar9e0eamtvolmn8legk2qvmrk Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/181 104 5218587 16263482 2026-08-28T02:03:05Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263482 proofread-page text/x-wiki t0c4wwmm0cpvq4rba41thy4zl13cm8q Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/67 104 5218588 16263483 2026-08-28T02:03:20Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Richard also, in the same belief, assured her repeatedly that she might be at peace with regard to the poor little infants whom she must leave behind in this chill world. He would never allow Agnes to leave him-she should stay with him to tend and care for them-they should be consigned completely to her charge. Those promises which, but for the one horrible idea that now possessed the mind of Elizabeth, would have been to her so inexpressibly soothing a... 16263483 proofread-page text/x-wiki fcb01clflmoadk3aqug9yh1qn6smv2t Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/68 104 5218589 16263484 2026-08-28T02:03:45Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "painfully affected by the state in which he found her, that he had been obliged to relinquish the task of ministering to her in her last hours to his curate ; and Mr. Lambert, well accustomed as he was to scenes of a similar nature, found it a most difficult duty. There was something in her mind which he could not fathom, whether anxiety for her children, or, as he was inclined to believe, some deeper and more envenomed cause. But he saw that it rendered... 16263484 proofread-page text/x-wiki 17yiy9sjto4rueqvj21ei96fmtrcuwq Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/69 104 5218590 16263486 2026-08-28T02:04:07Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "when Mr. Lambert would have joined her feeble hands in the attitude of supplication, she strove rather to use their failing strength in driving from her bed of death the sister whom she had caressed so often ; or, when he endeavoured to pray with her, if he saw that she was really moved by the awful truths he brought before her, a spasm of horror would pass over her face at sight of these two, who were kneeling there side by side. Ultimately Mr. Lambert... 16263486 proofread-page text/x-wiki ltstye6h786y008twed7s3vq7xsukg2 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/70 104 5218591 16263487 2026-08-28T02:04:25Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "of Elizabeth Clayton were gathered round her, for her last hour was come. They had placed her little children in her arms, and a few bitter tears, the first she had shed, wet her cold cheek when she felt the little caressing hands passed round her neck. Yet she looked on them with a strange unnatural longing, as though she desired to convey them with her to the grave. Soon the one thought, which had obscured for her the glory of eternity, deadened the mo... 16263487 proofread-page text/x-wiki rzd7cl1eq56d8tqnu409zmxigjjaf83 Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/180 104 5218592 16263488 2026-08-28T02:04:51Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263488 proofread-page text/x-wiki 79zllsuwp3zdbrhae5vuhhgs37pt0a0 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/71 104 5218593 16263489 2026-08-28T02:05:23Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "happy in my keeping ; I will be as a mother to them." " Yes," said Richard, bending over her ; my poor wife, be at rest ; do not doubt our love and care ; together we will live only to 66 watch over those dear children. " Some dreadful emotion seemed to shake the whole frame of Elizabeth ; with a convulsive effort she half raised herself from her pillow ; her eyes glanced with the wildest eagerness from the one to the other ; her pale lips moved, and t... 16263489 proofread-page text/x-wiki kwuymrbmgcnohr1196hjgy39p46pyus Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/72 104 5218594 16263490 2026-08-28T02:05:41Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "sank back ; the thought was not in her soul, that He would remember her when He came to His kingdom ; or, that He would be merciful to her a sinner ; but only the horror of the compact which it seemed to her they had sealed at her very bed of death. She made one feeble effort to turn away her face from both when they stooped to kiss her, and so expired." 16263490 proofread-page text/x-wiki 25r90qxgyz121bngmnsrqm841lpnjuv Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/179 104 5218595 16263493 2026-08-28T02:07:25Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263493 proofread-page text/x-wiki l8t9ol8vr8d48viseo24nlg25li1awp Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/101 104 5218596 16263494 2026-08-28T02:07:42Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "taneously avoided the church, for they could not endure to pass the grave of Elizabeth. No answer was sent to Mr. Hardman's letter, and it was speedily followed by another full of the most bitter indignation against Agnes. He concluded by saying, that if she did not appear at his house in London within a given time, he would himself come in search of her to В. " We shall pass him on the road," said Richard scornfully, as he handed the letter to Agnes;... 16263494 proofread-page text/x-wiki 914tqckn05jclt7nd71l25xfxq7ey9m Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/102 104 5218597 16263495 2026-08-28T02:08:16Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "brought against them during the life-time of both parties, and Richard's fears were quieted at once when he discovered that it was so, as he did not conceive it possible that any one could ever find it his interest to attempt such a measure . Another obstacle seemed to him more serious, which was the possibility that no clergyman would consent to perform the ceremony. A little reflection, however, soon overcame this difficulty. It was very easy to go to... 16263495 proofread-page text/x-wiki drthpyq97jze3n985rhkik0w66r2dgo Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/103 104 5218598 16263496 2026-08-28T02:08:44Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "they commenced their journey. Agnes was deadly pale : she shivered violently, and averted her head as they passed the churchyard. Richard asked, with considerable irritation, what was the reason of the tears that filled her eyes ? and she answered, that she grieved to leave the children-it was the first time she had quitted them. " Well, now you will be with them always after this ; so pray let me see you gay and happy, Agnes. You could not have seemed m... 16263496 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9e4riir7h3wytov3n01i8r0zq0ve8v9 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/104 104 5218599 16263497 2026-08-28T02:08:57Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "night before it took place,-the night that surely, in all similar cases, should be devoted to most earnest prayer for grace to perform the solemn vows about to be taken, was spent by Agnes Maynard at the theatre ; and when she awoke next morning, tired and depressed, she could scarce believe that this was indeed her wedding-day. Her wedding-day ! How differently had she pictured it to herself in her bright visions years ago ! How often had she fancied he... 16263497 proofread-page text/x-wiki atf84tq42mynahw3lqoot1pjczmlyng Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/178 104 5218600 16263498 2026-08-28T02:09:01Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263498 proofread-page text/x-wiki spnrntpipi6zv2ji6n0np0de3v62yo6 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/105 104 5218601 16263499 2026-08-28T02:09:36Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "tion were necessary, before it could be effected at all. The numerous friends sympathising in her happiness were to be replaced by two witnesses whose services were remunerated ; and this hour, so momentous and agitating for her, must be met alone and unsupported. There was a heavy weight at the heart of Agnes Maynard, as she looked out and saw the one single carriage that stood at the door, to convey herself and her future husband to the church. Heaven... 16263499 proofread-page text/x-wiki gkn7dviucw2vgz7bucvhgaop1egprgk Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/106 104 5218602 16263500 2026-08-28T02:10:08Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "trembled so violently, that she could scarcely walk ; and Richard rebuked her somewhat harshly, for being, as he said, absurdly nervous. They had been on too intimate terms during their former intercourse to admit of his treating her with that peculiar homage which is generally offered to a young bride at such an hour ; and the angry words that at another time would have affected her but little, seemed cruel to Agnes, as she ascended the altar-steps. The... 16263500 proofread-page text/x-wiki 8m4tco5bv7zgen9z7d0uh2ocau8fk2r Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/107 104 5218603 16263501 2026-08-28T02:10:53Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "blessing was uttered by the lips of the stranger, who had never seen them before, and cared never to see them again and it was not without an involuntary shudder that they heard themselves pronounced man and wife in the very same words which when spoken for Richard and Elizabeth had constituted them brother and sister ! They took leave of their cousin at the door of the church, and proceeded to a village on the sea-shore, where they remained for some li... 16263501 proofread-page text/x-wiki g59c82ajxpvzcy6dx3y3i0ivezvnm8y Page:Forging of Passion Into Power.djvu/65 104 5218604 16263502 2026-08-28T02:11:21Z GhostOrchid35 2743432 /* Proofread */ 16263502 proofread-page text/x-wiki ajw7g2o5wwassev0aa790p0dbxrncav Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/177 104 5218605 16263504 2026-08-28T02:11:42Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263504 proofread-page text/x-wiki eku6avjbew201u16lidg0k3mc7ny6ry Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/185 104 5218606 16263505 2026-08-28T02:12:16Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "mother seemed to take little heed of the details of the progressive ruin of their only son. Their whole thoughts were now absorbed in the most overwhelming anxiety for the daughter of Elizabeth, who lay upon her bed of sickness and pain, uttering such plaintive words in her delirium as pierced their very hearts. Richard was convinced she would die. His diseased imagination now set no limit to the misfortunes which were to spring from his marriage. His ow... 16263505 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4rxkwumoodky6kvpcyczbevuj4s4gzk 16263761 16263505 2026-08-28T04:59:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263761 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7n86q7137my8cc1szptr1rirfjg971t Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/186 104 5218607 16263506 2026-08-28T02:12:42Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "The peculiar form which her delirium had taken was naturally enough the continual repetition in her own fancy of the scene which had caused her illness. She was incessantly imagining she saw Edward rushing in with his livid distorted face ; she heard his terrible words ; she saw him leave them, maddened with the injuries they had done him ; and she fled out to follow him through the storm and the gloom. Many times she had actually risen to pursue the pha... 16263506 proofread-page text/x-wiki ss8d801vqglkos1e4j3t41ejv6isdoy 16263762 16263506 2026-08-28T05:00:14Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263762 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1d0epvih8y9vl33vztw79avzn7bhsxl Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/187 104 5218608 16263507 2026-08-28T02:13:05Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "cially when he had been indulging in a duel with a neighbouring cat, of which delectable amusement he was extremely fond, although he never failed to retire from the combat with one eye unfit for use, and the whole of his intelligent countenance seamed and scored in a most disfiguring manner. His coat also, which ought to have been of a pure white, was much soiled and blackened by his unfortunate predilection for rolling in the dust, and squeezing himsel... 16263507 proofread-page text/x-wiki biaem6iqku7pznb5ir9f3pq4daa6q7b 16263763 16263507 2026-08-28T05:00:47Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263763 proofread-page text/x-wiki dq7z7lm2tja2hhlffibtb2f42z8zo3q Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/188 104 5218609 16263508 2026-08-28T02:13:36Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "name. Jack looked after her with the wild senseless laugh to which he was continually giving vent unconsciously ; but Charlie seemed to consider that this was a matter in which they ought to interfere, and, with that strange instinct that often seems almost prophetic in dogs, he took Jack's coat between his teeth, and insisted on his following in Mary's steps. She went staggering on, taking exactly the path she had gone on that fatal night ; but when sh... 16263508 proofread-page text/x-wiki fm22ebnmgm6bowara37dp9kpht87t77 16263764 16263508 2026-08-28T05:01:23Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263764 proofread-page text/x-wiki emtp4w9tpdcwk5p6t5my40bvv4ydxzi Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/189 104 5218610 16263509 2026-08-28T02:14:04Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "became convinced that something had occurred. They followed the sagacious dog and his companion to the spot where Mary was lying, now quite senseless, though still living. They took her home, and carried her straight into the first room they came to, where Richard Clayton was sitting alone. He heard the shuffling feet, and started up ; he saw the men enter with their burden. With the first glimpse he obtained of that seemingly lifeless form, with the we... 16263509 proofread-page text/x-wiki p85bu8fe1gakql9ktkw09a0u8w23qtd 16263765 16263509 2026-08-28T05:02:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263765 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9jvyiji1xjb1j376ib22seztymly1sj Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/176 104 5218611 16263510 2026-08-28T02:14:08Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263510 proofread-page text/x-wiki d48e33wwin8qyhscrty088e6biztrcg Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/190 104 5218612 16263511 2026-08-28T02:14:22Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "this mortal life had grown so bitter to her-to find that she, in her agony, had forgotten alike her faith and her obedience, and had rushed madly to the destruction both of soul and body, was more than the father, broken spirited and feeble, could endure. He would have advanced to meet his hapless child, but his steps were suddenly arrested ; it was as though an iron hand had fastened on his heart ; its action was impeded ; his breath was choked ; his f... 16263511 proofread-page text/x-wiki tfl89skumxmdnjdp2rh7n76nvhenngq 16263766 16263511 2026-08-28T05:03:14Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263766 proofread-page text/x-wiki oxs4rg2r1gd4b1ah6s8gpek4fx3laz5 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/191 104 5218613 16263512 2026-08-28T02:14:39Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "real and palpable before him : the judgment to come for the deeds done in the body. He made one wild effort to place himself upon his knees, but strength and life failed him at the same moment, and he fell heavily and unresisting on the floor. When Mary Clayton gradually returned to consciousness, the first sight that met her eyes was the corpse of her father, round which those who had carried her from the river were standing in hopeless dismay." 16263512 proofread-page text/x-wiki aie4wdfzt8oqrndb90qbqvtb7k99qs7 16263767 16263512 2026-08-28T05:03:45Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263767 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2xj1q30xporukl9vdomd48ttnra4u5c Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/175 104 5218614 16263514 2026-08-28T02:15:23Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263514 proofread-page text/x-wiki 736vn5x1x1w7upbi7ddg8y6skqj30jc Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/174 104 5218615 16263518 2026-08-28T02:16:26Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Proofread */ 16263518 proofread-page text/x-wiki qiy15kwx8cz8bks4i48n2l3lxysbs48 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/74 104 5218616 16263519 2026-08-28T02:16:51Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "in almost all similar cases, had no idea of an unlawful union between persons so connected ever been admitted into the minds of men. None of the parties concerned in this affair had, however, in appearance at least, the most distant idea of any such alliance ; and, consequently, no obstacle seemed to exist against a plan in all other respects so very suitable. Mr. Hardman was quite satisfied that an arrangement which met with the sanction of the vicar... 16263519 proofread-page text/x-wiki mjxz94agnv0tglkkka6u3tkxjo0btf1 16263769 16263519 2026-08-28T05:06:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263769 proofread-page text/x-wiki hp75ik5ljoot2i4zgqhdn6h1rsicb2b Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/75 104 5218617 16263520 2026-08-28T02:17:19Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "of any one excepting Agnes, with whom he could talk of his Elizabeth, and who in voice and manner so often reminded him of her. Agnes, deeply moved at his distress, and feeling that there was a bond between them in the love they had borne to the departed, devoted herself to the task of soothing and consoling him. Her efforts were not without success ; she soon removed the first bitterness of his regrets, and, after a time, Richard could not but feel that... 16263520 proofread-page text/x-wiki f2w3cz13ihlgp2vng5ah6z3zcc90gl5 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/76 104 5218618 16263521 2026-08-28T02:17:50Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "to fulfil our duties to the dead, she gave herself up almost entirely to the care of her sister's children, both of whom required much of her time and attention. The little Mary was a sweet engaging child, timid and sensitive, and displaying, even at that early age, all her mother's acuteness of feeling; she and her brother were the only relations Agnes now had in the world, and she loved her little niece with the most passionate affection. Mary continue... 16263521 proofread-page text/x-wiki swybuovkqotwr2q9u60mkkuu9rlnjhz Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/173 104 5218619 16263522 2026-08-28T02:17:53Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "She nodded. “Cattle Kate means business now,” she said, “but—I—don’t think she’ll get me.” “Not if I can get her first,” said Fair grimly. “Now let’s have some hot water strong with salt.” Mrs. Allison set about preparing this, while the bitter tears of one who had seen feud before, dripped down her weathered cheeks. The boy Bud stood by the table opening and closing his hands and muttering under his quick breath—'“Pappy’s gun — it..." 16263522 proofread-page text/x-wiki 06yd6rlkihrupy41l51a8qkrim66o6n Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/77 104 5218620 16263523 2026-08-28T02:18:33Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "and Mr. Clayton not unfrequently employed her in attending on the poor of his parish. He was anxious, by making her acquainted with the sober realities of life, to induce her to take a more serious and practical view of our condition in this world, and of the duties incumbent on us all. There was a certain taint of false poetical sentiment and overstrained romance in the character of Agnes Maynard, which she owed no doubt to the influence of her Parisian... 16263523 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2vls582je7z9dcyua7vmx3tmueebh65 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/78 104 5218621 16263524 2026-08-28T02:18:54Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "means given to her whereby she might serve her Master. The manner in which she devoted herself to them, however, won for her the esteem and admiration of her acquaintances in the neighbourhood of B-; and it became the fashion to seek her friendship. This was extremely agreeable both to Richard and herself, for they were alike fond of society and amusement, having but few resources in them. selves. They failed not to place the highest value on the favour... 16263524 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4kgosmxthxbrzoe8gv4417h4ix5it16 16263772 16263524 2026-08-28T05:07:30Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263772 proofread-page text/x-wiki sab9qwzx7gyq0r1q3ltt5hb5uozvnrh Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/79 104 5218622 16263525 2026-08-28T02:19:14Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "propriety of Agnes's residence with her brother-in-law. Mr. Clayton would as soon have thought of objecting to the presence of his own daughter in the house of his son. But there are to be found in every neighbourhood persons whose business it seems to be to attend to the affairs of their neighbours-who occupy themselves in arranging the plans of others, and prosecute their unjustifiable interference with the ostensible motive of offering well meant advi... 16263525 proofread-page text/x-wiki gnsrdy0q5sqetrwg1q5y2n379ib11r9 16263773 16263525 2026-08-28T05:09:03Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263773 proofread-page text/x-wiki ke8jb2wbdb45blcydzwlpggc0ls19ht Page:Nameless river (IA namelessriver00roev).pdf/172 104 5218623 16263527 2026-08-28T02:19:22Z Alautar98 3088622 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "“I—can’t,” whispered Nance, “my left arm—it feels all full of needles.” Fair slipped his fingers down along the firm young arm, beneath its faded sleeve and found it warm and wet. Sonny was awake but still as a little quail hid in the grass at its mother’s warning whistle. There was the sound of a soft opening door beyond, and Mrs. Allison’s voice, low and terrorfilled, said, “Nance—girl ” “Don’t fret, Mammy,” she whispered back, “I’m..." 16263527 proofread-page text/x-wiki qsood2ylj5cmnialpguabdboe3fveth Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/80 104 5218624 16263528 2026-08-28T02:19:45Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "excessively ambitious and very vain, she soon found that her standing in society was not by any means what she could have wished, and she therefore betook herself to that peculiar species of self-aggrandizement, which consisted in the depreciation and abuse of others, so as to produce a comparison favourable to herself; clearly believing, that while enlarging on the faults and follies of her friends, her own virtues grew brighter in proportion.. Mr. Shar... 16263528 proofread-page text/x-wiki e6chi6odsp51is1ez3yw3ai8nrpclut Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/81 104 5218625 16263529 2026-08-28T02:20:07Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "come with the leading families of the country ; and Agnes, who was at all times accustomed to think far more of her own pleasure than of the courtesies of life, had not scrupled, as she thought her a particularly disagreeable person, to repel her advances in a very marked and humiliating manner. This slight was never forgiven or forgotten by Mrs. Sharp ; she cherished a sense of injury with all the tenacity of a little mind ; and from that day it became... 16263529 proofread-page text/x-wiki qojonek7yz2h0gc82q25ugrp54tr7v5 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/82 104 5218626 16263530 2026-08-28T02:20:42Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "whose conduct Mr. Hardman was to a certain degree responsible. Mrs. Sharp had been acquainted with the family during their six months' residence at the Mount ; and the first polite speeches were scarcely over, when she proceeded gradually to insinuate what was in fact the real object of her visit. She began by looking fixedly and with an air of profound compassion on Mrs. Hardman, and having given vent to several heavy sighs, remarked that she was thank... 16263530 proofread-page text/x-wiki dkb2yxb4dcqzoorb80le6kdwnryc31e Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/83 104 5218627 16263531 2026-08-28T02:21:07Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "this one is not buried anywhere," exclaimed Mrs. Sharp ; " no one talks of anything else at B. It was only the other day that I met Lady C on the road, and she stopped her carriage, and put her head out of the window, (you know I amvery intimate with Lady C--) and she held up her hands just in this way, and said, " Well, Mrs. Sharp, this is a sad affair, only to think that Mrs. Hardman should have sanctioned-- I won't annoy you by repeating the rest ; bu... 16263531 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7pzqrmmgbk8xfqunrczovsidgbxyw2o 16263792 16263531 2026-08-28T05:20:24Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263792 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2bx9o0b8ukv6nt3rgxum4i91p3dng7d Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/84 104 5218628 16263532 2026-08-28T02:21:43Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Iwould rather see Mr. Sharp expire before my eyes than be disgraced as you have been." " Disgrace is not a word that ever applied to me or any of my family," exclaimed Mrs. Hardman ; " I am sure of that, at all events ! " " Of course you are; and that is just what makes this, in my opinion, so heavy a trial to you. If it had been one of your own family, (and I am sure I hope none of them ever will follow her example,) you would have endured it as a dom... 16263532 proofread-page text/x-wiki h22ws2bp6nmj3i6ktck9a2zl6cnwb6t Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/85 104 5218629 16263533 2026-08-28T02:22:11Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "mysteriously several times. During these evolutions, Mrs. Hardman looked at her as if she could have devoured her. Finally, losing all patience, she actually shook her by the arm and desired her to speak. Mrs. Sharp, seeing that she had worked up her friend to a suitable state of excitement, at once complied, and hastened to enlarge on the residence of Agnes Maynard in the house of Richard Clayton, in terms which could have been imagined only by a mind... 16263533 proofread-page text/x-wiki ef05x58t0rrsf0vrrae7u16y04gpjgm Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/86 104 5218630 16263534 2026-08-28T02:22:40Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "found in the discourse of such persons. She assured them that the conduct of Agnes was strongly reprobated by the society in the neighbourhood of B--, and that it was a matter of universal astonishment that Mr. Hardman should permit her to remain in so equivocal a situation. The furious indignation of the Hardmans at this account may be imagined; that their sense of propriety should be called in questionby the world of their idolatry, was an affront not... 16263534 proofread-page text/x-wiki cko46thigsypw0a2ay7ipq6y7t8u3ty Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/87 104 5218631 16263535 2026-08-28T02:22:53Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "qualified in terms that must wound her beyond endurance ; and which terminated with a peremptory order to her to place herself without delay under the escort of the person they would send to conduct her to London, where she was henceforward to reside in their house as her sister had done." 16263535 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2vyx3m8ryjgphrst6c04mz0qmo27lha Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/89 104 5218632 16263537 2026-08-28T02:24:34Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "that all should be cheerfulness and gaiety, and Richard thought with delight of the bright scene that waited him as he rode home through the darkness that evening. He had been called to some distance on business ; he was chilled and wearied, and he pictured to himself the well lighted room, with the huge fire blazing on the hearth, and the little Mary springing from the arms of her young aunt to meet him. The scene which did in fact await him at the Mou... 16263537 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2ixzj8eu9e1bj8iturxftjqkrf0ekpb Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/90 104 5218633 16263538 2026-08-28T02:24:51Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "cause of it. Agnes had buried her face in the pillow, and was weeping as though her very heart would break. She started at the sound of Richard's voice, as he took her hands in his and besought her to tell him what had grieved her. Her distress was so violent that she could not speak for a few minutes ; then she could only utter a few incoherent words. She pointed to the child, so beautiful and smiling in its quiet slumber . " How can I ever bear to lea... 16263538 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9cb9qizjpbnbvd4rmmsqwggf2rptq7l Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/91 104 5218634 16263539 2026-08-28T02:25:29Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "actually shook with anger ; he crushed the letter in his hand till not a word was legible ; then, trampling it under foot, he burst into the most tremendous invectives against those who had written it. Agnes trembled with terror at his violence. She almost forgot her grief in her anxiety. She rose up, and clinging to his arm, implored of him to be more composed. " Dear Richard," she said, " it can do no good to use these terrible words against them ; le... 16263539 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7lf5mr153qnfbdcw57pwatjm21ofg70 Page:The Historical Record, Volume 6 (Andrew Jenson).pdf/55 104 5218635 16263540 2026-08-28T02:29:07Z Erblanchard57 3173902 /* Proofread */ 16263540 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0hd3yq3h4q451b9odr6rdb2h7hsrlot 16263541 16263540 2026-08-28T02:29:57Z Erblanchard57 3173902 16263541 proofread-page text/x-wiki 10brv6t37l2bm5shspcbjxwdwhmcpl2 16263543 16263541 2026-08-28T02:31:43Z Erblanchard57 3173902 16263543 proofread-page text/x-wiki pbfr3mxgndbigsz2y82dqia0e0a9fko 16263654 16263543 2026-08-28T04:16:06Z Erblanchard57 3173902 16263654 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4tf9crfk6ruonfg1y05y3dv002qqfju Page:The Historical Record, Volume 6 (Andrew Jenson).pdf/56 104 5218636 16263547 2026-08-28T02:38:34Z Erblanchard57 3173902 /* Proofread */ 16263547 proofread-page text/x-wiki 43xeznr2v3qtpdvu0uyhcu51wotyrml Page:The Historical Record, Volume 6 (Andrew Jenson).pdf/57 104 5218637 16263550 2026-08-28T02:46:35Z Erblanchard57 3173902 /* Proofread */ 16263550 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9bnrh76xg02u7aw03m78er77twxll0n Page:The Historical Record, Volume 6 (Andrew Jenson).pdf/58 104 5218638 16263554 2026-08-28T02:55:20Z Erblanchard57 3173902 /* Proofread */ 16263554 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6fh2jb8ych3msqr4s5nafwd5xfv5yc3 Page:The Historical Record, Volume 6 (Andrew Jenson).pdf/59 104 5218639 16263570 2026-08-28T03:17:00Z Erblanchard57 3173902 /* Proofread */ 16263570 proofread-page text/x-wiki fxrnjzzp3hijvxiozivlboieu1ot3gc Page:The Historical Record, Volume 6 (Andrew Jenson).pdf/60 104 5218640 16263573 2026-08-28T03:25:07Z Erblanchard57 3173902 /* Proofread */ 16263573 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2lu3n78xd7tqn1ntngyc0hl8h1lmiie Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/282 104 5218641 16263582 2026-08-28T03:31:04Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16263582 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0ctd55qeh6m14w7dcol3canrfzre9xg Page:The Historical Record, Volume 6 (Andrew Jenson).pdf/61 104 5218642 16263585 2026-08-28T03:36:24Z Erblanchard57 3173902 /* Proofread */ 16263585 proofread-page text/x-wiki cwfijg58bqz44o0g2otnmyaepo1r4aq Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/283 104 5218643 16263587 2026-08-28T03:41:48Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16263587 proofread-page text/x-wiki tfr2rett9ru3fg307seh8l80qgyyc6r Page:The Historical Record, Volume 6 (Andrew Jenson).pdf/62 104 5218644 16263590 2026-08-28T03:44:55Z Erblanchard57 3173902 /* Proofread */ 16263590 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3llsnd1bsk0cm633jh8t0mwnflfbs5b 16263603 16263590 2026-08-28T03:55:36Z Erblanchard57 3173902 16263603 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2dkphoiymai0zcvjkxbug438ecqv9kf The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/'Tis so much joy! 'Tis so much joy! 0 5218645 16263591 2026-08-28T03:45:19Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" from=24 fromsection=s2 to=25 tosection=s1 header="1"/>" 16263591 wikitext text/x-wiki jgkze5zyjq6gvj71lqtjyd7rih3ef6t The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/Glee! the great storm is over! 0 5218646 16263594 2026-08-28T03:47:50Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=25 onlysection=s2 header=1/>" 16263594 wikitext text/x-wiki m0f5e2e7a51tzuwxaar9f4x4zx7n204 Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/284 104 5218647 16263596 2026-08-28T03:50:37Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16263596 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1qgg9q9da6h8zjgwabgclm3k4cbden8 Page:Hugh Lofting - The Twilight of Magic.pdf/159 104 5218648 16263597 2026-08-28T03:50:50Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "clothes. But he seemed refreshed and in good humor. He asked how Giles had slept and then told him to go back to bed. He hoped to see him again the next day, he said. Giles was about to ask something, but just then he felt the shell burning in his jacket. He took it out to listen. The King, as he crossed the room, paused a moment, watching him. “It is my mother and father, Your Majesty,” said Giles, “and my sister Anne. They are wondering what has becom... 16263597 proofread-page text/x-wiki gppqgft27zdgjrjw2nobvvkkbos0hca Page:Johnny Blossom (1912).djvu/22 104 5218649 16263598 2026-08-28T03:52:26Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Proofread */ 16263598 proofread-page text/x-wiki p5e80238di0qvy8y9j163owfujwt3ic Page:Johnny Blossom (1912).djvu/23 104 5218650 16263600 2026-08-28T03:53:50Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Proofread */ 16263600 proofread-page text/x-wiki jhncvwqgwxux8k2onnmab39rpwfvqta Page:Johnny Blossom (1912).djvu/24 104 5218651 16263601 2026-08-28T03:54:45Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Proofread */ 16263601 proofread-page text/x-wiki eaw0tkrb80nthkunupxl9ainf5ssjhn Page:Johnny Blossom (1912).djvu/25 104 5218652 16263604 2026-08-28T03:55:38Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Proofread */ 16263604 proofread-page text/x-wiki oiuhoosmy2zr033ilt1zelvnegcxi5h The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/Within my reach! 0 5218653 16263605 2026-08-28T03:56:24Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=26 onlysection=s2 header=1 />" 16263605 wikitext text/x-wiki 1noc3e2chscryv6h9ka3avcv4apn5qd Page:Johnny Blossom (1912).djvu/26 104 5218654 16263606 2026-08-28T03:57:21Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Proofread */ 16263606 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0zozamtem0ocymty98qw53gpfot6vkb The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/A wounded deer leaps highest 0 5218655 16263607 2026-08-28T03:57:22Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" from=26 fromsection=s3 to=27 tosection=s1 header=1 />" 16263607 wikitext text/x-wiki rw6fbj8tx07j7dyxdqrxggy1jg0powj The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/The heart asks pleasure first 0 5218656 16263608 2026-08-28T03:57:53Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=27 onlysection=s2 header=1 />" 16263608 wikitext text/x-wiki 2z3dvnm123eqmyava8jd52pfibxivf5 Page:Johnny Blossom (1912).djvu/27 104 5218657 16263609 2026-08-28T03:57:59Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Proofread */ 16263609 proofread-page text/x-wiki 02qiqymphvv6vaj0ucfxd36jki8u8pa The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/A precious, mouldering pleasure ’tis 0 5218658 16263610 2026-08-28T03:59:59Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" from=27 fromsection=s3 to=28 header=1 />" 16263610 wikitext text/x-wiki ncwug53dwmybu3ac5np7i10bi8p5ird Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/285 104 5218659 16263611 2026-08-28T04:01:08Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16263611 proofread-page text/x-wiki liz384urjehzrm7t8yxdu3q2ocux8vd Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/92 104 5218660 16263613 2026-08-28T04:03:20Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "decision, and his look of settled determination, gave Agnes an involuntary faith in his words, though she could not at all perceive how they were to be verified ; but her womanly feeling of helplessness compelled her to rely with unquestioning trust on his promise, that he would save her from the trial she could not and would not bear. " I will leave it all to you, then," she said, " for I am bewildered,-I cannot tell what is to be done. I only know I c... 16263613 proofread-page text/x-wiki fd21n0v63p8rblgzh0ezai7vmyd7ynf Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/93 104 5218661 16263615 2026-08-28T04:03:58Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "and fro in anxious reflection as to his future conduct. He was a shrewd and a clever man, and from the first moment when he read the Hardmans' letter, his acute mind had grasped the details of the case in their full extent, and he had perceived that there remained but one alternative for himself and his sister-in-law. It was perfectly impossible that Agnes Maynard should continue to reside in his house in a position which had called forth such remarks ;... 16263615 proofread-page text/x-wiki ejw6zh9x6g8w7hsgu8tco3ulfufyeuu The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/Much madness is divinest sense 0 5218662 16263616 2026-08-28T04:04:15Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=29 onlysection=s1 header=1 />" 16263616 wikitext text/x-wiki 7qqmbt7oqadwk3pydc1g0xd02vji8s7 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/94 104 5218663 16263617 2026-08-28T04:04:19Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "He could not bear to think of his house in dis- order, cheerless, and lonely, with all the petty cares of the " menage," which are so essen- tially a woman's province, devolving on himself. No ; Agnes must remain with him; but there was one only position in which it was possible for her to do so she must become his wife ! He would never have desired to look upon Agnes in any other light than as his sister, had the unlawfulness of a union, such as that w... 16263617 proofread-page text/x-wiki rvcjszm8v7jm0tu4do6yv9x83915knd 16263618 16263617 2026-08-28T04:04:34Z Eievie 2999977 16263618 proofread-page text/x-wiki l4h7dnhklx2kdthr1pcat93s733vxlf The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/I asked no other thing 0 5218664 16263619 2026-08-28T04:04:47Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=29 onlysection=s2 header=1 />" 16263619 wikitext text/x-wiki l4j45y5llrjlgsnnr5sbqnb05xhr8m4 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/95 104 5218665 16263620 2026-08-28T04:05:07Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "pure and lofty principle in his own soul to restrain him, and for external obstacles he cared little, for he knew that such marriages had taken place. But he was not aware of the fact, that they are very generally reprobated by society. Had Richard known that the world he loved so truly, severe in the enforcement of its own code of conventional laws, has affixed a stigma to the name of him who takes for his wife the woman who has been called his sister,... 16263620 proofread-page text/x-wiki 92fkgluzye05mr9c0cdci8hta5ge550 The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/The soul selects her own society 0 5218666 16263621 2026-08-28T04:05:26Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" from=29 fromsection=s3 to=30 tosection=s1 header=1 />" 16263621 wikitext text/x-wiki l847nrl6idvoqwru3xjq49oq8cbd352 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/96 104 5218667 16263622 2026-08-28T04:05:39Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "declared that it was quite impossible for him to please his father, and made this conviction a license to himself, recklessly to brave his displeasure at all times. One measure only must be taken with regard to Mr. Clayton,-the marriage must be carefully concealed from him until it was too late to prohibit it. From Agnes herself Richard expected no opposition ; the idea would be startling to her at first, for he felt certain she had never entertained a t... 16263622 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0mmd1dr3ie9dgpvcu1dq0o7xz6igy77 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/97 104 5218668 16263624 2026-08-28T04:05:57Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "on his ears. The sight of his children, however, reassured him-they seemed to plead his cause already. The infant lay on Agnes' knees, now showing signs of intelligence, and smiling at the sound of her sweet well-known voice ; whilst Mary clung to her hand, which she kissed repeatedly. Richard looked on the group for a moment, and then spoke in an earnest and serious tone which his anxiety rendered impressive. He told her calmly and boldly the result of... 16263624 proofread-page text/x-wiki ki8k8uvemnrsraoowdnugiuyis8ahf9 The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/Some things that fly there be 0 5218669 16263626 2026-08-28T04:06:09Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=30 onlysection=s2 header=1 />" 16263626 wikitext text/x-wiki 42rdztr4tjifuu88k6m62isikod9thh Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/98 104 5218670 16263627 2026-08-28T04:06:24Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "once with the remembrance of the immaculate holiness of the faith to which she was pledged ; it seemed, with a sudden instinct, to raise up the dead before her as a barrier between herself and the man who sought to make her his wife. Yet this was but a vague and weak obstacle wherewith to oppose the concentrated strength of her affection for all those dear ones round her. Had there ever been in her soul one pure and firm determination to follow in the p... 16263627 proofread-page text/x-wiki lip42g9zk9lc7hd7vh03xd1vokrahvu Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/99 104 5218671 16263628 2026-08-28T04:06:45Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "tended sadly to falsify her sense of right and wrong ; and many things seemed to her pardonable, and even justifiable, that would have shocked a mind never subjected to the poisonous influence that had not been without effect on hers. It was this that enabled her to adopt so readily the shallow sophistry of Richard, who answered her, when she attempted feebly to urge the peculiar connexion which already existed between them, by reminding her that he had... 16263628 proofread-page text/x-wiki onuwktm59y1yckaqcp2d8yt9ug85j5a The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/I know some lonely houses off the road 0 5218672 16263629 2026-08-28T04:06:50Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" from=30 fromsection=s3 to=32 tosection=s1 header=1 />" 16263629 wikitext text/x-wiki j7a65ysyr241mfy46nvzb0q5kbc1nd2 The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/To fight aloud is very brave 0 5218673 16263630 2026-08-28T04:07:21Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=32 onlysection=s2 header=1 />" 16263630 wikitext text/x-wiki ied8zn50xrneehm3e1nmf0mmdw8uy9v The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/When night is almost done 0 5218674 16263632 2026-08-28T04:07:58Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=32 onlysection=s3 header=1 />" 16263632 wikitext text/x-wiki cshfhmym31r9m0hoburmkftpmlw8ip6 The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/Read, sweet, how others strove 0 5218675 16263633 2026-08-28T04:08:32Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=33 onlysection=s1 header=1 />" 16263633 wikitext text/x-wiki 87q9wqygr60h4ikl8d82x856evwafck Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/158 104 5218676 16263635 2026-08-28T04:09:04Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "tions she would have held it the height of presumption to have done so ; but the condition of her brother Edward filled her with anxiety. She saw that he had already gone very far astray ; his parents had not now the slightest authority over him, and he treated them both with disrespect and unkindness; he took care to let them see how much he thought they had injured him; and yet Mary could not help perceiving clearly, that his faults and follies were on... 16263635 proofread-page text/x-wiki nwu0naa70kaimveirdck5o8k8mq05g4 The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/Pain has an element of blank 0 5218677 16263636 2026-08-28T04:09:17Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=33 onlysection=s2 header=1 />" 16263636 wikitext text/x-wiki m40xg3jx9apqx6mfcl1wh0bwb1yjs77 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/159 104 5218678 16263637 2026-08-28T04:09:25Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "fore him ; and Richard Clayton dwelt more and more on the flattering hope, that his daughter was as a good angel sent to restore peace and honour and happiness to his house. At this juncture Lord and Lady Verney arrived at B. They were to spend the first few weeks of their stay in this place at the house of the noble family who had been the most rigid and uncompromising in their just exclusion of Richard and his wife from all respectable society. The ma... 16263637 proofread-page text/x-wiki 2i1kfj8g8ce1tb8mwbcyf3epl1friko 16263795 16263637 2026-08-28T05:24:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263795 proofread-page text/x-wiki blibshgup5u0ys11l0mkq2gb9cmm4bz The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/I taste a liquor never brewed 0 5218679 16263638 2026-08-28T04:09:46Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=34 onlysection=s1 header=1 />" 16263638 wikitext text/x-wiki 6112mf1boisk0kfntf0scw7nx0lukve Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/160 104 5218680 16263639 2026-08-28T04:09:47Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "other feelings than those of the profoundest abhorrence, would serve as a precedent to the license that might then be taken for the commission of the most awful crimes. This unnatural and most unholy union Richard Clayton had contracted, in defiance of his father's righteous indignation as a Priest, steward of the mysteries of God, and as a man serving an All-pure Master-in defiance of a distinct law Divine and human. Lord and Lady Verney further learnt... 16263639 proofread-page text/x-wiki l5h3ri16cgb5szxgga9eeb1cdobq5zy Page:The Historical Record, Volume 6 (Andrew Jenson).pdf/63 104 5218681 16263640 2026-08-28T04:10:11Z Erblanchard57 3173902 /* Proofread */ 16263640 proofread-page text/x-wiki tp51yipn97o2d163f8imjqk5b6qzkg6 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/161 104 5218682 16263641 2026-08-28T04:10:28Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "shunned by high and low, and above all, avoided by those, like Mr. Lambert, whose holiness of life and faithful obedience to the given laws, rendered their disapprobation of any individual a sure sign of his unworthiness. Amidst the contending feelings of excessive anger and vexation, which filled the minds of Lord and Lady Verney when they had heard all these facts, there were two ideas which predominated over the rest. The first was, a sensation of pr... 16263641 proofread-page text/x-wiki jyugwgmss8h4azy2blcpdkr8m785twr The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/I had no time to hate, because 0 5218683 16263642 2026-08-28T04:10:29Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=35 onlysection=s1 header=1 />" 16263642 wikitext text/x-wiki 0zhtl0c2byly4jdp3tc5oi1atbxfvwl Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/162 104 5218684 16263644 2026-08-28T04:11:06Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "in-law, will have no scruple in carrying out the same system in all other matters. But poor Mary was most innocent of the contemptible and wicked conduct of which they had accused her. No one had ever ventured to enlarge to her upon her father's sins, or their consequences ; she knew far too little of the world to be aware of their peculiar and painful position in society. She was perfectly aware, as a Christian, what a great and grievous sin Richard an... 16263644 proofread-page text/x-wiki rkzqb00gbqkj8mernui2rhged712gcb Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/163 104 5218685 16263647 2026-08-28T04:11:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Mr. Verney, they acquainted him with all the unhappy circumstances of the case, and commanded him from that moment to give up all thoughts of ever making Mary Clayton his wife. Never, under any circumstances, would they consent to such a marriage ; sooner would they see him laid in his grave with an unstained name-sooner would they disown him altogether, and alienate from him the family estates, so that he should have but an empty title to dishonour. Not... 16263647 proofread-page text/x-wiki l5vdre3w9lncja5s2kdtvz1onyh9v3g Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/164 104 5218686 16263648 2026-08-28T04:11:58Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "and they concluded by openly expressing their utter contempt of the miserable deception which they declared had been practised upon them by Mary and her father. Richard Clayton was alone when this cruel letter reached him, whereby he saw that the retribution of his sin, which he termed a curse, so far from being removed byhisdaughter'shand, was now about to take effect upon herself. By this anticipated marriage he had looked forhappiness to Mary, and re... 16263648 proofread-page text/x-wiki do068nozc7dxgcogys37mbe9joc2urc Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/286 104 5218687 16263649 2026-08-28T04:12:59Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16263649 proofread-page text/x-wiki qp30otojihxkz36yk1xh66pcu46jk6o The Historical Record/Volume 6/Numbers 3–5/The Twelve Apostles/Franklin Dewey Richards 0 5218688 16263650 2026-08-28T04:13:47Z Erblanchard57 3173902 Created page with "{{header | title = {{auto parents}} | author = | editor = Andrew Jenson | translator = | section = Franklin Dewey Richards | previous = | next = [[../George Quayle Cannon|George Quayle Cannon]] | notes = }} <pages index="The Historical Record, Volume 6 (Andrew Jenson).pdf" from=55 fromsection=2 to=63 tosection=1 /> {{ppb}} {{smaller|'''Reference:'''}} {{smallrefs}}" 16263650 wikitext text/x-wiki ak2vqagkcdrf3mdcdv2l4pkosmvrjyk 16263653 16263650 2026-08-28T04:15:33Z Erblanchard57 3173902 16263653 wikitext text/x-wiki jgimwso1jgq0fe62rhxpmrii6ogdi1q The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/'Twas such a little, little boat 0 5218689 16263651 2026-08-28T04:14:00Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=35 onlysection=s2 header=1 />" 16263651 wikitext text/x-wiki q6jkl6xd52c706v0clafwsxspesz3r2 The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/Whether my bark went down at sea 0 5218690 16263652 2026-08-28T04:15:32Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" from=35 fromsection=s3 to=36 tosection=s1 header=1 />" 16263652 wikitext text/x-wiki 7xrgsbbwwkw0ji3wip0c9nz2153ymxe The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/The brain within its groove 0 5218691 16263655 2026-08-28T04:16:44Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=36 onlysection=s3 header=1 />" 16263655 wikitext text/x-wiki ipoo27cc4inzclcltpi2ayg1nx0vd4j The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/I'm nobody! Who are you? 0 5218692 16263658 2026-08-28T04:17:41Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=37 onlysection=s1 header=1 />" 16263658 wikitext text/x-wiki p0snpflzyej8co71u18exgj43uxypye Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/165 104 5218693 16263659 2026-08-28T04:18:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "their full fruition ; they were spreading on to sufferers most innocent of the guilt. " The father had eaten sour grapes, and the children's teeth were set on edge." Hitherto the punishment of his deed had been administered by the world, because of his dereliction from the merely human laws of morality ; but now, for the first time, he perceived and understood his sin in its true nature and actual criminality, for the judgment of God had commenced. Trul... 16263659 proofread-page text/x-wiki 7oy5s1jj9qtaok2zyxnwmn8po6ild0y Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/166 104 5218694 16263660 2026-08-28T04:18:52Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "deep lethargic sleep. The physician then pronounced him out of danger, and informed Agnes that her husband had been seized with an attack evidently brought on by some overpowering mental excitement, and which had well nigh proved fatal. He earnestly urged upon her the necessity of his being kept free henceforward from all agitation or uneasiness. It would be next to impossible that he should rise from another such seizure. Agnes literally shuddered at t... 16263660 proofread-page text/x-wiki ik6s781d8n0ezdctygcu3rhjjd6jvl1 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/167 104 5218695 16263661 2026-08-28T04:19:13Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Truly it was bearing such fruit as they had never dreamt of; and there fell a terrible weight upon her heart, when she thought of that innocent one whose whole existence was too probably blighted by her father's fault. It was some days before Richard was sufficiently recovered to inquire how it fared with his daughter since she had learnt the utter destruction of her whole earthly happiness. The misery which Mary Clayton was enduring would have been alt... 16263661 proofread-page text/x-wiki 86y3l98t96y63kkqli13o6m6z1xwgz2 The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/The nearest dream recedes, unrealized 0 5218696 16263662 2026-08-28T04:19:33Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=38 onlysection=s2 header=1 />" 16263662 wikitext text/x-wiki 62f7zqidgj98642m0tlgud2o4y3m0v4 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/168 104 5218697 16263663 2026-08-28T04:19:45Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "which man could give it ; for not only was she rejected and cast off by him to whom she had trusted for her life's happiness, but she was treated with the most unmerited and cutting contempt by his family. Mary would have sunk altogether under this overwhelming burden of sudden trial, had it not been, as we have said, for one thought. It was the recollection of the Love of Him who alone is holy, who only is the Lord, for her that was even as a worm in H... 16263663 proofread-page text/x-wiki o1m48z123bhmgxlxqjyqy4pfw1o0sc1 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/169 104 5218698 16263664 2026-08-28T04:20:07Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "to be repented of; but, at least, he now thoroughly understood how glaring was the sin from which so much suffering was springing, not to those only who had erred, but to those also who were altogether guiltless of it. He no longer felt any power to struggle with the retribution which had so clearly commenced ; silent and hopeless, he seemed constrained to sit by and watch the working of all the misery and ruin which his selfishness had wrought. The fir... 16263664 proofread-page text/x-wiki nsifrnep0s15ml1opuu5yiksy9v93ze The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/We play at paste 0 5218699 16263665 2026-08-28T04:20:44Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=39 onlysection=s1 header=1 />" 16263665 wikitext text/x-wiki 1fwc41exu3hzh5dsdtz8tnwk32miuvk The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/I found the phrase to every thought 0 5218700 16263667 2026-08-28T04:21:20Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" include=39 onlysection=s2 header=1 />" 16263667 wikitext text/x-wiki tfjzh9wmb3ekn486t5voci37xsunl24 The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson/Hope is the thing with feathers 0 5218701 16263669 2026-08-28T04:22:00Z Gunjounoame 3174805 Created page with "<pages index="The complete poems of Emily Dickinson, (IA completepoemsofe00dick 1).pdf" from=39 fromsection=s3 to=40 tosection=s1 header=1 />" 16263669 wikitext text/x-wiki k06beveg1xqxkqzia28u13m419q65oy Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/171 104 5218702 16263671 2026-08-28T04:22:35Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "inspired her, and of all the worldly advantages of an alliance with him ; and his astonishment was therefore unbounded when Mary positively refused to marry him without the full consent of his father and mother. Mr. Verney would not believe it possible that she could continue firm in her determination, for her extreme agitation showed what the sacrifice cost her, and he used every argument to induce her to relent. He assured her that as soon as the marr... 16263671 proofread-page text/x-wiki 9dnbxpud9ve55z740l5y20sp7uj7bvt 16263796 16263671 2026-08-28T05:27:17Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263796 proofread-page text/x-wiki je6ax9gcwzh0g185gcbzj3tnvu9ctt2 Page:Memoirs of celebrated women of all countries (IA memoirsofcelebra00abra).pdf/287 104 5218703 16263672 2026-08-28T04:22:43Z Cgov01 3316584 /* Proofread */ 16263672 proofread-page text/x-wiki nleccd5ptjx76ly1wiqb6wd06p0uvm6 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/172 104 5218704 16263673 2026-08-28T04:23:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "less, that it cost her nothing to consign him to misery. These were terrible words to her who would so thankfully have devoted her whole existence to make him happy-but no answering word of bitterness came from her colourless lips. She bade him farewell meekly, as though she had really injured him; and when he was gone, she returned to all her home duties with a strong effort to appear contented and at peace, at least in her father's eyes. During Richar... 16263673 proofread-page text/x-wiki bop8houqy04cv17to4w3hk0yd361ubp 16263783 16263673 2026-08-28T05:13:25Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263783 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5ghk4bmk33dcavtaua1ohru3q9lthka Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/183 104 5218705 16263676 2026-08-28T04:24:15Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "passive and unconscious, to the house. Throughout the whole of that long dreadful night he watched beside her, with Agnes kneeling by his side, and when morning broke, just as he expected, she was in the first stage of a violent brain fever." 16263676 proofread-page text/x-wiki hd6ckd8mfi0izturtst7j7g5hcukjku 16263807 16263676 2026-08-28T05:36:11Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263807 proofread-page text/x-wiki dayrc07x2pnxub3ntnsg2s6ple2fx0z Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/182 104 5218706 16263677 2026-08-28T04:24:46Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "on his way to London. It was a wild tempestuous night, and the father felt an indescribable terror as he thought of his child, so fragile and tender, exposed to the fury of the storm. He saw that she had gone out bewildered and almost unconscious of what she did, her brain reeling under the terrible remorse which her brother's misery had caused her, though she was so innocent of it. And when at length he discerned her standing on the brink of the river,... 16263677 proofread-page text/x-wiki ax1fhd0hxn0e8c4yr3c9lo9v0ysai5j 16263806 16263677 2026-08-28T05:35:41Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263806 proofread-page text/x-wiki 82pckyuytq1m9y22j1pq2vjs38i4e1c Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/181 104 5218707 16263679 2026-08-28T04:25:27Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "at his feet, and rushed from the room. They heard his frantic steps in the hall, then outside, passing the window ; his flying figure appeared for a moment among the trees ; it vanished swiftly, and he was gone their only son-selfexiled from his home ; driven forth from it by the shadow of their crime, which haunted him like a mysterious avenger. For a few moments all three were so paralyzed with the suddenness of this event, that they were incapable of... 16263679 proofread-page text/x-wiki or6tkj466ew1q8gbhzsqtuh7zr6tysr 16263805 16263679 2026-08-28T05:35:06Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263805 proofread-page text/x-wiki 8n9tt0aquwltjszku7ia7enu710xo5q Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/173 104 5218708 16263683 2026-08-28T04:26:33Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "sufferer in this trial, for her health and strength began gradually to sink under her constant mental exertion. Mr. Verney, though he professed to leave The Mount angry and hopeless, had in truth only felt his esteem and affection for Mary increased by her holy resignation and obedience to the will of Heaven. He was more than ever determined not to lose her, and he spent his days in devising some means of overcoming the difficulties in his way. Lord and... 16263683 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3so3xnieyi9ajicbz42iytitafodxfj 16263785 16263683 2026-08-28T05:14:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263785 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3h7p6sxsrno0urq4tx5nv8p6oqie070 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/174 104 5218709 16263684 2026-08-28T04:27:03Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "her brother's claim, his proud but povertystricken parents might possibly be induced to overlook Richard's disgraced name, and receive her as their daughter even yet. It seemed clear to him, that if Edward's legal right were disproved, Mary would succeed to an amount of wealth which might well cover the dishonour of her family, and enable him at once to obtain the consent of his parents; but it was a question which a lawyer alone could answer, and Mr. Ve... 16263684 proofread-page text/x-wiki dvy8spgxusgoildwdzb4sspmjv32mfc 16263789 16263684 2026-08-28T05:16:48Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263789 proofread-page text/x-wiki tlecfib7ecogvay17j2ssyeeivvjbyp Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/175 104 5218710 16263685 2026-08-28T04:27:27Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "we refer. At that time, as the lawyer informed Mr. Verney, the legitimacy of the offspring of a man and his sister-in-law could be set aside if an action were brought against them during the lifetime of both parents. Thus, in the case of Edward Clayton, the thing was perfectly possible, and his sister might unquestionably succeed to the property; but, of course, the necessary measures could only be taken by Mr. Verney when he should be her husband. This... 16263685 proofread-page text/x-wiki 15or0nh2k66s9c4adw3vbkd8tasgplj 16263797 16263685 2026-08-28T05:27:54Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263797 proofread-page text/x-wiki p0jf9pq1xvz9tdzuvidqeglxr9ludea Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/176 104 5218711 16263686 2026-08-28T04:27:47Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "devised. He knew enough of her character and principles to feel certain that she would never consent to be his wife on such terms, and he resolved that she should only know the truth, when as her husband he could claim her obedience to his wishes. Mary never asked, however, what was the plan of which he spoke. She was bewildered with joy ; for she implicitly believed his assurance, that they should yet be happy, and the sudden revulsion of feeling was a... 16263686 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4d1nx34s0b9tcry6goohuyygn2kj2x0 16263798 16263686 2026-08-28T05:28:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263798 proofread-page text/x-wiki ku18sclh3q2mjtmv9imgvlepbnl2wih Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/177 104 5218712 16263687 2026-08-28T04:28:03Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "been disposed to forgive it, his mother was at hand to foster his anger and encourage his desire for revenge. Mrs. Sharp saw, in the insult her son had received from Edward, only an aggravation of that offered to herself by Agnes, many years previously ; for the lapse of time had but served to strengthen her enmity against the whole family, which was now brought to its height by her son's complaints. Of late she had been bitterly displeased at the bright... 16263687 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5dwemexqapf44trlw85hb32l42sxg3g 16263800 16263687 2026-08-28T05:29:32Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263800 proofread-page text/x-wiki nuv2sumh0g20uwnnuoc5srzboxwk9ur Page:Amazing Stories v35n11 (1961-11).djvu/33 104 5218713 16263688 2026-08-28T04:28:07Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Proofread */ 16263688 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0tm8ztnawi4rgam1kf2guy4dpfnhxy9 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/178 104 5218714 16263690 2026-08-28T04:28:33Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "letter across the table to him, and told him he might learn there how he would soon have to fight the whole world for attributing to him a disgrace which was to be publicly and legally proved. The lawyer's son was perfectly aware that he was betraying his employer's confidence by this proceeding, but he had the less scruple in doing it for the gratification of his own malice, because he knew that it was perfectly impossible for Edward or his family to av... 16263690 proofread-page text/x-wiki kv2yein60xso5ehie9fclc7lra3zhbo 16263802 16263690 2026-08-28T05:31:28Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263802 proofread-page text/x-wiki ba31c58a8ler7yuyy4dzazivkm44q9v Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/179 104 5218715 16263691 2026-08-28T04:28:52Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "was a sound of rushing footsteps in the hall without ; exclamations of astonishment from some of the servants, and the door of the room was burst open by a furious hand. They all looked round trembling, and the conviction of some new misfortune darted like lightning into the minds of each member of this unhappy family. They were not mistaken. Edward Clayton rushed into the room, seeminglyhalffrantic; he had never curbed his anger, even for trifling caus... 16263691 proofread-page text/x-wiki s7d66amw9pa7k1aj4wbcbr8ags7g7w3 16263803 16263691 2026-08-28T05:32:21Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263803 proofread-page text/x-wiki j8lnc27iwo67u5p2ipy3i559movzhwq Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/180 104 5218716 16263693 2026-08-28T04:29:10Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "too dreadful to be recorded here, for having given him an existence, which by their fault was already blighted and destroyed. To Mary, also, he turned, and thanked her with taunting bitterness for the lessons of Christianity which she had given him; her religionwas bearing noble fruit truly, when it permitted her to rob her brother by such a cruel means, and to seek for his ruin and dishonour, that she might herself become the happy wife of her proud lo... 16263693 proofread-page text/x-wiki eu2hu1d05znd5x4a9wffcdykxp22wda 16263804 16263693 2026-08-28T05:33:48Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263804 proofread-page text/x-wiki q096cqd17ona1ucpq013jbgqn4rwyie Page:Amazing Stories v35n11 (1961-11).djvu/18 104 5218717 16263697 2026-08-28T04:31:43Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Proofread */ 16263697 proofread-page text/x-wiki kc3b170txkxn7qb2r9mhkqnmhpp7j4r Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/144 104 5218718 16263699 2026-08-28T04:32:40Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "having but slender root in the earth ; giving no fragrance to the world around, but lifting up the sweet head ever towards heaven :-and she became such. His tenderness and prayers were not in vain. Deep set within her heart was the desire to keep herself blameless against the coming ofour Lord. In disposition she was meek, gentle, and unselfish ; but her grandfather saw that she inherited all her mother's acuteness of feeling and intensity of affection,... 16263699 proofread-page text/x-wiki q9vvz5x79a4367xqndzngvzydc4oh3y Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/145 104 5218719 16263700 2026-08-28T04:33:07Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "and wilful-proud to the very uttermost ; and he had become profoundly selfish. His was precisely one of those characters which, rightly controlled and judiciously guided, might have been moulded to great excellence. Had he been drawn to follow and to seek after the good, he would have struggled on in the right path with all the energy of his ardent mind ; but he was left to pursue the bent of his own inclination, and he turned reckless and unthinking to... 16263700 proofread-page text/x-wiki 1ye31udh2ackcwfpdbx37yhv2vov888 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/146 104 5218720 16263701 2026-08-28T04:33:19Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "that his own grandfather had been driven from the village because he would not countenance his son, and that his sister had been taken away because his mother was deemed an unfit guide for her. Mr. Lambert, revered and respected by the whole neighbourhood, never visited his father ; he himself was sent to church with a servant only, because his parents were too proud and too ashamed to face, in that holy place, all those who so openly disapproved of thei... 16263701 proofread-page text/x-wiki by447k8gyghdvwuckvj6aycfh4c046t Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/147 104 5218721 16263702 2026-08-28T04:33:45Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "completely he was cut off from society, he was very anxious to go abroad, and seek acquaintances in some part of the world where his name was not known. But his circumstances rendered it quite out of the question for him to think of leaving B-; he had nothing to depend upon but the allowance which his father still con- tinued to give him ; and as The Mount was Mr. Clayton's property, where he allowed him to reside, free of expense, he could not have live... 16263702 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6xt0ro709psm1o74gzaqo6307b5i437 16263779 16263702 2026-08-28T05:11:21Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263779 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3vmhga9co4gx79tcd4ggrvlxn71kh4x Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/148 104 5218722 16263703 2026-08-28T04:34:20Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "them of the means of grace. Richard had always been careless respecting these things ; and now his inward uneasiness and bitterness of spirit, which arose, though he admitted it not, from the smitings of an unquiet conscience, had rendered him sneering, and well-nigh sceptical, on the subject of religion. It is no uncommon case, when a man has wilfully sinned against the light, that he should seek for a refuge in the falsehood which calls it darkness. R... 16263703 proofread-page text/x-wiki ptvffh6sao08pvpyxddvb99rrded9i2 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/149 104 5218723 16263706 2026-08-28T04:35:29Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "were to follow him throughout his life, in every possible shape in which misfortune could visit him. He felt certain that it would cause the failure ef every scheme and every hope,-that it would pursue him, to his continual vexation and annoyance, and would finally hunt him down, as it were, to a dishonoured and untimely end. This idea, which really became a species of monomania, caused him to acquire an irritable dislike to Agnes, which he made her feel... 16263706 proofread-page text/x-wiki j4bq3kkjohiq65j707fxahz4g1ccw1h Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/150 104 5218724 16263707 2026-08-28T04:35:48Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "himself, without restraint, into the only society which was open to him,-that of low and dissipated company. It was impossible for the father and mother not to tremble at the course which it seemed likely would be taken by their only son. They had made no attempt to place him in any profession, because Richard had been so completely severed from all connexion with the world that he would have found great difficulty in opening out for him any honourable... 16263707 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6jyv2pwhtkwnh90k445lnr4iato5gd5 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/151 104 5218725 16263708 2026-08-28T04:36:09Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "in accusing her so harshly of the consequences of that which she had done at his own solicitation for the sake of his own children. But there was now in the midst of her trials a dawning of better feeling than she had ever been blessed with in happier days. That is a beautiful provision of nature, which causes the purest and tenderest affections of our humanity to be very often the instruments for awakening in our souls a holier love. In the deep anxiet... 16263708 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0yili6i2s8py4srj7ypez1f7td11hgp Page:How the Steel Was Tempered, Part 1.djvu/13 104 5218726 16263709 2026-08-28T04:36:11Z Gunjounoame 3174805 /* Proofread */ 16263709 proofread-page text/x-wiki b59mhx012lgylzfunfx7udehkyeq6m6 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/152 104 5218727 16263710 2026-08-28T04:36:58Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "awaken in her husband. In like manner she would now gladly have gone to church, though she did not even yet appreciate either the duty or the privilege of worshipping in His courts ; but this was equally impossible-Richard would never have permitted it. Remorse and uncertainty for herself, and profound anxiety for her son, rendered Agnes Clayton a miserable being. Such was the condition of the inhabitants of The Mount at the period of Mr. Clayton's deat... 16263710 proofread-page text/x-wiki ihoiw29n0vb6fx6tlv1vqkrk421aqg1 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/153 104 5218728 16263711 2026-08-28T04:37:18Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "try. In their only son, as was to be expected, all their plans and wishes were centred. Their pride and their ancient title were allied to a poverty which they held to be a most unseemly condition for the members of so noble a family ; and it was their favourite project that he should make some wealthy alliance, which should restore them to their former grandeur; at the same time, no desire for riches could have induced them to overlook the necessity tha... 16263711 proofread-page text/x-wiki kpyjl9zd0jo8pd3m2xeumjecteovls8 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/154 104 5218729 16263713 2026-08-28T04:37:51Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "ing how painful the subject was to her grandfather ; and he himself never allowed those names to pass his lips which he sent up hourly in prayer to heaven. If Mr. Clayton had entertained the slightest idea that Mr. Verney wished to marry his granddaughter, he would at once have stated the whole circumstances of his son's second mar- riage and present position to Lord Verney, with which it was in fact impossible he could be acquainted, as the family had... 16263713 proofread-page text/x-wiki 507mgpcmw75cuughxdycjugtzlffu2h Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/155 104 5218730 16263715 2026-08-28T04:38:11Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "and Lady Verney, but as Mary herself had been kept very much in ignorance of the circumstances of her family, they still believed that her grandfather must have left her a large fortune, and at all events, the universal lamentations which his death called forth from high and low, sufficiently proved that his virtues had rendered an alliance with her in truth, an honour. They therefore acquiesced in their son's wishes, when he announced to them that Mary... 16263715 proofread-page text/x-wiki nalxwtx0s11n1oivlcjonay8rrynsay Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/156 104 5218731 16263717 2026-08-28T04:38:46Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "public resort in the vicinity of B--. It so chanced that one of the most aristocratic and exclusive of the families in the neighbourhood of that village were old acquaintances of theirs, which was of course an additional inducement to them to visit the place. But it more than once occurred to Lady Verney as a strange circumstance, that her noble friends had never mentioned the father of her future daughter-in-law among their list of acquaintances, for sh... 16263717 proofread-page text/x-wiki 0hlq5pid4kq02y8bwexfu2zbtkfqzex 16263782 16263717 2026-08-28T05:12:12Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263782 proofread-page text/x-wiki fwcfrk2t5f24t3lg5mb5sj5g16s9va7 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/130 104 5218732 16263719 2026-08-28T04:39:30Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "exercise her conversational powers ; but the circumstances attending it, the unlawful marriage, and the indignation which was felt against Richard and Agnes, were indeed to her sources of absorbing delight and occupation, such as she had seldom known. With ineffable satisfaction her husband saw her sally forth every morning, without having even remembered to take that peculiar cognizance of his own proceedings for the day, which often inspired him with a... 16263719 proofread-page text/x-wiki g88q4aa443zkqlkb9mmc9ua1w5ulz4r Page:How the Steel Was Tempered, Part 1.djvu/14 104 5218733 16263720 2026-08-28T04:39:48Z Gunjounoame 3174805 /* Proofread */ 16263720 proofread-page text/x-wiki ek2g0q0ceitqkhuaqxvqbjweymiqwxo Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/131 104 5218734 16263721 2026-08-28T04:40:12Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "that, after the most reprehensible conduct of Agnes, it would be impossible to visit her, or to acknowledge her acquaintance ? Agnes ! the haughty and exclusive person, who had refused to call upon her ! Mrs. Sharp had such really substantial grounds for all she said, that she was listened to with more attention than she usually met with. There was one painful idea, which had long been floating in the minds of those acquainted with the circumstances, wh... 16263721 proofread-page text/x-wiki fdvl1uazndxmywzd60aftos93tun813 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/132 104 5218735 16263722 2026-08-28T04:40:27Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "rush out to waylay Mr. Lambert at every corner, and detain him for a whole half hour, while she condoled with him on having so much to do since Mr. Clayton's departure, or comforted him by assuring him that he might do what he would, but that he never could make up to the people for their good old Vicar. He was far too young, so it was no fault of his ; but she had no doubt he would kill himselfin trying, for he looked very ill, and she did not think he... 16263722 proofread-page text/x-wiki epto13hpmczvouja7h6bnhrof8f6v78 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/133 104 5218736 16263723 2026-08-28T04:41:03Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "so many years their pastor without instilling into their minds somewhat of his purity and strictness of principle. They determined that the brother and sister-in-law, now man and wife, were not to be visited or received ; and the few influenced the many: it became the fashion to slight them as it had been the fashion to court them, and they were cut off from all society, except of such persons as they did not care to associate with. This trial, which to... 16263723 proofread-page text/x-wiki 8zc2lu4gi0ewy4uwnqm3umqlixwb2kc Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/134 104 5218737 16263724 2026-08-28T04:41:16Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "On a beautiful morning in the early spring, she went out into the village, nothing doubting that she would be received as she had always been; for she and her husband had never thought of inquiring into the opinion of their humbler neighbours respecting their conduct. The first person she went to visit, was old Martha Hyans, who, with her husband, were parishioners of long standing in the village of B. This good old couple exhibited in their lives a prac... 16263724 proofread-page text/x-wiki grnwyeh9rci6d771gk8ume0zolak3ft 16263793 16263724 2026-08-28T05:23:05Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263793 proofread-page text/x-wiki qu40xt80bm81275ht0f4ohh3a0kn1oj Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/135 104 5218738 16263725 2026-08-28T04:41:34Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "she knew perfectly well that he had good reasons for going. She never doubted that everything he did was right at all times ; but in this instance, simple and humble as she was, her own opinion and feelings perfectly coincided with his. Her childlike, unbiassed mind revolted against the union of Richard and his wife's sister. Agnes perceived the change in the old woman's feelings towards her, the moment she entered the house. Martha was civil; but she m... 16263725 proofread-page text/x-wiki qc1dzu37a5shbzjvc7fw13pwi38lnu3 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/136 104 5218739 16263727 2026-08-28T04:42:06Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "with the determination never to enter it again. She could not, however, yet believe it possible that she was exiled from the society of the village, as well as that of the higher classes. She attributed Martha's conduct merely to her peculiar attachment for Mr. Clayton, and trusted to find matters very different in the other cottages where she was going. Her next visit was to Mrs. Savage, the hardfeatured, large-handed Mrs. Savage, who was singularly un... 16263727 proofread-page text/x-wiki konpsa873mr84esx9z2pwb9dlt5ocac Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/137 104 5218740 16263729 2026-08-28T04:42:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "out to hide the indignant tears that rose to her eyes as she listened. She walked along the road towards The Mount, her heart swelling within her, and as she passed on she perceived Thomas, the clerk and schoolmaster, the most respectful and estimable of men, coming towards her. Instead of approaching to give her all the details of the progress of her class or of the choir, he passed on the other side with merely a grave salutation, which sufficiently p... 16263729 proofread-page text/x-wiki qik5dnf6ej4hhihm0sx9wan43ersrcz 16263776 16263729 2026-08-28T05:10:26Z Eievie 2999977 /* Proofread */ 16263776 proofread-page text/x-wiki bi3f764e9hp505743yqhzohjm1lp2v1 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/138 104 5218741 16263730 2026-08-28T04:42:49Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "up, he ran to meet her with a shout of delight. She stopped to speak to him, and he stood joyfully before her, clapping his hands, and muttering in his own senseless language his unintelligible expressions of pleasure. Poor Jack was little aware of the pang which he caused to Agnes at that moment, for there was in truth a most bitter sting in the thought that his was the first smile of kindness and the first words of welcome which had been bestowed upon... 16263730 proofread-page text/x-wiki rpcec1rycy21k2bjgwzb3iyu64ofme5 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/139 104 5218742 16263732 2026-08-28T04:43:11Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "thought that Agnes had greatly erred, and therefore it would have been in vain for her to have talked to them of the errors of their own ways ; whilst some of the younger girls possibly found no small excuse for levity in their conduct from the fact, that even the lady at The Mount had thought the Vicar's notions on the subject of marriage so very strict, that she had distinctly acted against them. Agnes felt all this, and though perhaps in her secret he... 16263732 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5j9fh088wwlsqos68skjp85cglkqlom Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/140 104 5218743 16263733 2026-08-28T04:43:40Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "He betook himself to amusements which were frivolous and useless, ifnot pernicious ; and much of his time, which now hung so heavily on his hands, was spent in exercising a most harassing control over his household. He occupied himself with all the little petty arrangements and minor details on which it was painful to see the strong mind of a man engaged; and it almost seemed as though he sought to compensate himself for the humiliations he met with in t... 16263733 proofread-page text/x-wiki 3czzaeh7vnzaje3axgqlsuj4p2gtri8 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/141 104 5218744 16263734 2026-08-28T04:43:59Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "over him ; all the careful affection which Richard had trusted she would bestow upon his son, and which he had married her partly to ensure, she did, indeed, give to the infant, whose health had greatly improved ; and now, as though to show how very vainly (as well as sinfully) we would seek to interfere with the Providence of God, by doing evil that good may come, and what madness it is to follow any other course save that of rigid duty, (leaving the re... 16263734 proofread-page text/x-wiki o1jowgku5ttmmdb450bzbtc0quirsqp Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/142 104 5218745 16263735 2026-08-28T04:44:15Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "themselves delivered up to their father's charge, and the other had now been taken to a Care more tender still. No good could now result from their union to these or to any other ; but themselves must reap its bitter fruits. And from that hour Richard and his wife repented them of the deed which they had done, because the world had visited them heavily for it ; but they repented not yet of the crime, for the judgment of God was still to come," 16263735 proofread-page text/x-wiki au2dos1tuttyvmiszhgy436vvf4rycq Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/109 104 5218746 16263736 2026-08-28T04:44:40Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "of a man whom she thought it possible to marry, they could yet feel the instinctive revolting of conscience against a union between those two, for death had dissolved the tie between Richard and Elizabeth in one sense only-it had not dissolved the relationship which that tie had produced-Agnes was still sister to her who mouldered in the dust-Richard was still one flesh 、 with her-the fraternity between them remained unbroken as between children of the s... 16263736 proofread-page text/x-wiki ch2bqj2dmene1hfxwmq3a06a9ku6xs1 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/110 104 5218747 16263737 2026-08-28T04:45:07Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "as Mrs. Sharp was, could fail to be otherwise on first hearing of a union of that description, unless their mind had received a bias to a contrary opinion from the sophistical arguments of those who fear not to show a practical contempt of God's laws and ordinances ; and it seemed to her a very horrible thing that Richard should hold in such light esteem the sacred tie which had united him to Elizabeth, that he thus openly set at nought the indissoluble... 16263737 proofread-page text/x-wiki bdvi5wet3fn4kuc4dyws2ei25tfv0n4 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/111 104 5218748 16263739 2026-08-28T04:45:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Sharp, and they had not failed to fill her young mind with many painful ideas respecting her father and aunt, which, with all the strength and power of early impressions, were destined to influence her feelings towards them during the remainder of her life. No attempt is made at the age of this innocent little being to hide what passes in the mind, and they received their first bitter lesson as to the manner in which both God and man were to view this de... 16263739 proofread-page text/x-wiki mf20jnx732q5tj92fn5iie3zirwsv6u Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/112 104 5218749 16263740 2026-08-28T04:45:48Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "yard, which was separated from the garden only by an invisible fence ; there was a grave laid there, which they passed with hurried steps and averted head; the church stood so near the house, that it seemed placed almost within the grounds, and the east window was close to that of the drawing-room. It was impossible at the vicarage of Bto be indifferent to the proximity of that holy and beautiful house, with its quiet grass-grown tombs, telling of the b... 16263740 proofread-page text/x-wiki tjoanqzw7uleokli16b6wug806x4ldo Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/113 104 5218750 16263741 2026-08-28T04:46:17Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "also an expression of firm determination, which they knew resulted from the triumph of duty over natural affection. They all seemed simultaneously to feel that the customary expressions of welcome and greeting would be a bitter mockery, and for a few minutes no one spoke. The tears which Agnes had shed abundantly over the estrangement of the little Mary were dried up now by the burning blush that crimsoned her face when she found herself standing before... 16263741 proofread-page text/x-wiki 5d390lozjxt0mfwz0wznutm70ecvs4m Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/114 104 5218751 16263742 2026-08-28T04:46:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "the trammels of paternal authority-that you are no longer of an age when it is necessary for you to be influenced by my opinions, or to consult my wishes-that we stand together as man with man, the one as likely to be right in his ideas as the other, each holding his own views in independence, acting by his own standard of right and wrong. Be this as it may, certain it is that you stand on your own responsibility so far as regards the ordering of your li... 16263742 proofread-page text/x-wiki ijaxrnudo9x3lv4cffuo5bjwxyi0l4r Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/115 104 5218752 16263743 2026-08-28T04:52:24Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "imitation of Him whose servant I am, and who was Teacher and Example to the world. You know that I have always most strongly prohibited amongst them such marriages as that which you have contracted. I have turned away persons so connected from the very steps of the altar where they came to be united. I have spoken against them from the pulpit. I have admonished my people on the subject in their own houses. I have openly refused to sanction parties joined... 16263743 proofread-page text/x-wiki 6ap862m3k4xkpb0dnv9r4wb8lpnke2k Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/116 104 5218753 16263744 2026-08-28T04:53:00Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "" What an existence ! " said Richard, rising and pacing the room in violent agitation; " father and son living within a few hundred yards of each other on such terms as these ! You will bear it calmly, I doubt not ; but to me it will be insupportable. " Richard," said Mr. Clayton, his voice trembling with emotion, " I did not expect that you would do me justice in believing with what bitter anguish to myself I have taken this resolution respecting you ;... 16263744 proofread-page text/x-wiki 8erbd20tpq5r2datuiomonddg31ct7f Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/117 104 5218754 16263745 2026-08-28T04:53:31Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "tinued the latter, horror-stricken at finding that they were to be the means of driving the old man from his sweet and peaceful home ;-" you must not go, you cannot leave a place you have loved so well. " " I love him more than all upon this earth," said Mr. Clayton, pointing to his son ; "and yet I leave him for conscience sake. Therefore the love of this home shall not detain me, though you said truly that it has been very dear to me."-He looked towar... 16263745 proofread-page text/x-wiki jl1b71cy2ttixk8x7igpgumtv52nrht Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/118 104 5218755 16263746 2026-08-28T04:54:20Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "said ; " I have to request a favour of you both, which you can only grant with a great sacrifice to yourselves, but which I might, perhaps, claim as a right." "We will refuse you nothing," said Richard, in a voice hoarse from agitation ; " you may ask what you will of us." " Oh yes," exclaimed Agnes, " give us the means of making some sacrifice for you who have made such an one for us ! " They were rewarded for these words by the look of tenderness wh... 16263746 proofread-page text/x-wiki spzkh2lc2yi8adphiy41fm8vzeey5c2 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/119 104 5218756 16263747 2026-08-28T04:54:48Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "step you have taken ; but at least this innocent child must not suffer. You, Agnes, have lived for two years in the house of the man whom you have now thought fit to marry ; you could only do so, you only obtained my sanction for so doing, on the ground that he was your brother. Had you continued to consider him as such, not the faintest breath of slander could have reached your name, even though such a letter as that of Mr. Hardman compelled you to leav... 16263747 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4cqi7v83p28br3enlcbgiozz6qrqoyd Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/120 104 5218757 16263748 2026-08-28T04:55:12Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "fact, excepting, perhaps, a few clergymen like yourself?? " " I fear you will not have to ask me that question a month or two hence," replied Mr. Clayton. " I feel certain you will have but too many palpable proofs of the truth of my words. However fearfully corrupt may be the internal machinery of society, they yet have outwardly a code of laws, against which they allow none to rebel with impunity." It was evident that this idea was as new as it was b... 16263748 proofread-page text/x-wiki 4xoy90nfirk383d919ym0xvcv5dnaew Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/121 104 5218758 16263749 2026-08-28T04:55:28Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "of bitter self-denial which alone can bring us to the feet of the Crucified. In the most important occasion of your life, you have preferred your own will to the will of God. You have thrown off the yoke of the Saviour, who bade you serve Him in suffering. You have trampled under foot the cross which He presented before you, in the heavy trial laid upon you, to quit all most dear on earth, rather than remain with them by means of an unhallowed alliance.... 16263749 proofread-page text/x-wiki tqovttw5dcedfew6womxnskvgds93ju Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/122 104 5218759 16263750 2026-08-28T04:55:49Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "you entrust her entirely to my care. I demand this sacrifice of you. My sister, Mrs. Harewood, has consented to come and reside with me in order to take charge of her ; you need have no fear for the dear child's welfare." He paused waiting for a reply. Richard rose instantly. " Agnes, you must not dream of hesitating one instant ; he shall have the child. I would rather never see her again, than that my innocent daughter should suffer by any imprudence... 16263750 proofread-page text/x-wiki os4qur8jbzfnkgbio6omyvx5c8qrdr2 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/123 104 5218760 16263751 2026-08-28T04:56:15Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "so painfully to her own mind at the moment, that by giving up Mary, however advisable such a measure might be, they were rendering altogether null the one potent argument which had principally induced them to marry, namely, the absolute necessity of the children being left to her care ! She said nothing of this, although it proved to her how weak and sophistical had been the reasoning with which they had quieted their consciences, for she felt crushed to... 16263751 proofread-page text/x-wiki a96ot9g4m7r0y0lpb8nm2snznh1dwu6 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/124 104 5218761 16263752 2026-08-28T04:56:36Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "able foreboding of future suffering to herself, to find any difficulty in submitting to her husband's decision that Mary should be taken fromher; and when the matter was thus finally arranged, Richard Clayton and his wife left the Vicarage to enter it no more. Mr. Clayton dismissed them with one parting injunction, addressed chiefly to Agnes. He implored them if sorrow or suffering came upon them, more especially if penitence came- ashe prayed it might... 16263752 proofread-page text/x-wiki pzyo8xmjdr7iwgzbp9hylisbjerylmq Page:Amazing Stories v35n11 (1961-11).djvu/19 104 5218762 16263753 2026-08-28T04:56:41Z Hilohello 2345291 /* Proofread */ 16263753 proofread-page text/x-wiki gurebj1nt687fho4q8qtumkrhejf6zd Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/125 104 5218763 16263754 2026-08-28T04:56:52Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Friend most merciful, to whom we may pour out the bitterness of our soul; but let us ever walk among men with calm face and serene aspect, whatever may be our internal anguish, lest haply we cast a shadow over the sunshine which He hath given them. She had no thought for this ; as soon as they had entered their own house, she went and flung herself upon a sofa, and burst into a passion of tears. It could not be an agreeable sight for Richard to see her t... 16263754 proofread-page text/x-wiki s870h87pewud4odlckpo8ml52of0ps0 Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/126 104 5218764 16263756 2026-08-28T04:57:24Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "Richard was violent in temper, and he was not a man to submit easily to annoyance or vexation. He walked up to Agnes, and taking her angrily by the arm, he forced her to raise herself up. She trembled when she saw the expression of his countenance, and still more when he spoke, his voice was so stern and harsh. " Agnes," he said, " let me beg of you to tell me once for all, whether you intend to render my life insupportable by this absurd and intolerabl... 16263756 proofread-page text/x-wiki glun1xjorto79e5j1uyt3sawam0g4lm Page:The Inheritance of Evil (GB OGZiAAAAcAAJ).pdf/127 104 5218765 16263757 2026-08-28T04:57:50Z Eievie 2999977 /* Not proofread */ Created page with "shall either appear before me with a look of cheerfulness at all times on your face, or else you shall not come into my presence at all. In the one case, I shall have you merry and bright as you were before ; in the other, I may try to forget your existence-so make your choice." Agnes was completely subdued. She fancied that Richard was cruel to her, but still he was her husband, and she loved him. 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By which Sciences, how great benefits men receive, is more easily understood then expressed. These benefits are enjoyed by almost all the people of Europe, by most of those of Asia, and by some of Africa; but the Americans, and they that live neer the Poles do totally want them. But why? Have they sharper wits then these? Have not all men one kinde of soule, and the same faculties of mind? What then makes the difference, except Philosophy? 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