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共 22 段- [Footnote 3: The elm-tree stood at the junction of Orange an
- With the afternoon before him he strolled the streets, looki
- Mr. Brandon was in the prime of life, hale, hearty, vigorous
- "I am glad to hear it; the road to independence of the mothe
- Robert, with Berinthia and the ladies whose acquaintance he
- Thanksgiving Day came. Very eloquent were the words spoken f
- The hour quickly flew. The horses had finished their provend
- "Please do not mention it, Miss Newville. I should indeed be
- "I presume, my lord, you find things quite different here fr
- "It is recorded in the Holy Scriptures, Miss Newville, that
- While the months were going by, Roger Stanley, student of Ha
- It was spoken clearly, distinctly, but with a tremor of voic
- "An outrage has been committed, and we believe that his son
- "The story runs that ever so many years ago there was a terr
- Mr. Devens and Mr. Watson met the Britishers.
- They were only two hundred. They filed into the road, marche
- Ships were arriving from England bringing General William Ho
- The summer sun, shining from a cloudless sky, was declining
- "Ah! I see," he said to himself as he paced the room. "It is
- The Britisher opened the paper and read:--
- SUNDERING OF HEARTSTRINGS.
- "You must go and I will stay; you will care for them all; I