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... stood face to face with Sin and Death, and could not forget the vision. Edna Earl had lost both her parents before she was old enough to remember either. Her mother was the only daughter of Aaron Hunt, the village blacksmith, and her ...
... stood face to face with Sin and Death, and could not forget the vision. Edna Earl had lost both her parents before she was old enough to remember either. Her mother was the only daughter of Aaron Hunt, the village blacksmith, and her ...
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... stood Aaron Hunt's shop, shaded by a grove of oak and chestnut trees, which grew upon the knoll, where two roads intersected. Like the majority of blacksmith's shops at country cross-roads, it was a low, narrow shed, filled with dust ...
... stood Aaron Hunt's shop, shaded by a grove of oak and chestnut trees, which grew upon the knoll, where two roads intersected. Like the majority of blacksmith's shops at country cross-roads, it was a low, narrow shed, filled with dust ...
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... stood tranquil and contented, rubbing his head against his master's shoulder. Repelled by the rude harshness of this man, Edna walked into the shop, and watched the silent group outside, until the work was finished and Mr. Hunt threw ...
... stood tranquil and contented, rubbing his head against his master's shoulder. Repelled by the rude harshness of this man, Edna walked into the shop, and watched the silent group outside, until the work was finished and Mr. Hunt threw ...
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... stood in Helgeland , and which made the groves and grottoes of Phrygia sacred to Dindymene . Edna loved trees and flowers , stars and clouds , with a warm , clinging affection , as she loved those of her own race ; and that solace and ...
... stood in Helgeland , and which made the groves and grottoes of Phrygia sacred to Dindymene . Edna loved trees and flowers , stars and clouds , with a warm , clinging affection , as she loved those of her own race ; and that solace and ...
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... stood before her. Oh, dreary desolation; thy name is country graveyard! Here no polished sculptured stela pointed to the Eternal Rest beyond; no classic marbles told, in gilded characters, the virtues of the dead; no flowery-fringed ...
... stood before her. Oh, dreary desolation; thy name is country graveyard! Here no polished sculptured stela pointed to the Eternal Rest beyond; no classic marbles told, in gilded characters, the virtues of the dead; no flowery-fringed ...
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Section 18 | |
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Aaron Hunt Allston Andrews arms asked beautiful believe blue-stocking Bocage certainly Chattanooga cheeks child clasped countenance darling dear door dread Edna Earl Edna's Elmo Estelle etagere eyes face feel Felix fell felt fingers Gertrude girl glanced Gordon governess grave hair Hammond hand handsome happy Hattie head hear heard heart Hebrew hope Huldah kissed knew laughed Le Bocage leaned Leigh letter lips Loch Maree looked lost at last mamma marble Miss Earl morning mother Murray Murray rose Murray's never night noble once orphan pain parsonage peace Peter Wood poor pray rest Rosa Bonheur rose seemed shoulder silent Sir Roger smile soul stood sweet Taj Mahal Targum tears tell thank things thought to-day told took turned voice walked watched window wish woman wonder words