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... vamish, which preserves it, d iniproves t.'.c colour. p while l» m** from an old bodice in wa'er for ; o .r . then pr ...

... cause.” supplied with cover, I** frequently cleaned . n,.^ f manner, unruffled evennev* temper, Ac., the minister lo«jked straight a nervous an j must have lead ab-ut them, while enunciation studiiil, slow. delil***rate; young man directly in front of ...

... works or in fact into Arundale at all, since did not wish to be recognised till he had found Patty, and had therefore gone straight from the station to Daleford in the dark. This explanation was given in somewhat disjointed rnanccr. Mrs. Dobbs, being still ...

... and started off at a fearful rate. The driver a very steady man, tried In vain to moderate the pace and keep tbe animal straight the road, aod coutrive evade a deep pit, close to which Mr. Alter was thrown into dyke, vehicle falling upon him. His ton ...