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Audrey

CHAPTER XIII
13/31

Good-day, worthy Gideon.

Madam Deborah and Audrey, good-day." He put his uncouth, shambling figure into motion, and, indifferent and lifeless in manner as in voice, was gone, gliding like a long black shadow through the churchyard and into the woods across the road.

"I knew him long ago in England," the minister explained to their new companion.
"He's a learned man, and, like myself, a calumniated one.

The gentlemen of these parts value him highly as an instructor of youth.

No need to send their sons to college if they've been with him for a year or two! My good Deborah, Mr.Haward will ride with us toward Fair View." Mistress Deborah curtsied; then chided Audrey for not minding her manners, but standing like a stock or stone, with her thoughts a thousand miles away.


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