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"I o mine" She snatched away her hand,

touched the pony with the whip, and left hilove

Melbury's first impulse was to reveal his presence to Fitzpiers, and

upbraid hiht was sufficient to show

hi There was not, after

all, so ht be

the surface and froth of--probably a state of ravation rather than as a cure Moreover, he said to

himself that the point of attack should be the wo sadly, even tearfully--for he

was hter--continued his

way towards Hintock

The insight which is bred of deep sympathy was never uarded nified speech, her placid countenance, he discerned the interior of

Grace's life only too truly, hidden as were its incidents from every

outer eye

These incidents had becoh Fitzpiers had latterly

developed an irritable discontent which vented itself in ues

when Grace was present to hear theht of wind, and on looking out of the

Fitzpiers had observed soe li was cold and