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had a word to say about the lady the old earlher pardon--a little lady, though a foreigner, as ever

you entle into his own, as the saying is Yes, ood day to you,at the co but new to most of them, who, like

Wicks, knew and were attached to hi, Nell found herself quite interested in the new lemere, and wondered whether she should see hiot back to the lodge, her headache had gone,

and she was singing to herself as she arranged soh the woods

In the afternoon, she went for a long walk; but, long as it was, it did

not by any leford,

which stretched away for reat house She saw far prosperous with

their cattle and sheep feeding in the fields, and the corn waving like a

green sea on the slopes of the hills There were large plantations, in

which she disturbed the game; and parklike spaces, in which colts

frisked beside the brood lemere was famous all the

world over