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"Noould speak the last Farewell, but cannot;
It would be still Farewell a thousand tirief"
"Rumor is a pipe
Blown by surmises, jealousies, conjectures,
And if so easy and so plain a stop
The still discordant, wavering multitude
Can play upon't"
At that tione when she
rose next one away in a slow, even downpour of rain, that was
devoid of every hope of blue sky or sunshine On the river they were in a
cloud of fog i
also in the little boat was cla day
before Allan; for his business scarcely occupied him an hour, and then he
went out into the black, chill street, and felt thoroughly miserable His
father's face had been so white, his hands had trembled so, he had ood-by' Allan's conscience