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Mary Anerley

CHAPTER XIV
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And he knew in his heart that he loved to be called "Captain Anerley" by every one who meant it.
"My dear," he said, in a tone of submission, and with a look that grieved her, "the knowledge of such things is with you.

I can not enter into young maids' minds, any more than command a company." "Stephen, you could do both, if you chose, better than ten of eleven who do it.

For, Stephen, you have a very tender mind, and are not at all like a churn, my dear.

That was my manner of speech, you ought to know, because from my youngest days I had a crowd of imagination.

You remember that, Stephen, don't you ?" "I remember, Sophy, that in the old time you never resembled me to a churn, let alone a cracked one.


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