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He becaress on the opposite side of

the court Somebody had looked over the wall to talk to the sawyers,

and was telling them in a loud voice news in which the name of Mrs

Charmond soon arrested his ears

"Graeon;

at which Grammer reared herself upon her knees and held the fuel

suspended in her hand, while Fitzpiers half opened the caseain at last--hev hted she'll leave in a day or two She's

been all as if her mind were low for some days past--with a sort of

sorrow in her face, as if she reproached her own soul She's the wrong

sort of wo a beech from a woak--that I

own But I don't care who the man is, she's been a very kind friend to

me

"Well, the day after to-morrow is the Sabbath day, and without charity

we are but tinkling si will be

a blessed thing for a certain hted, and Fitzpiers sat down in front of it, restless