[Lewis Rand by Mary Johnston]@TWC D-Link bookLewis Rand CHAPTER II 7/39
"There's a girl who stays sometimes at Mrs.Selden's, on the Three-Notched Road.
She's not freckled, and her eyes are big, and she never goes barefoot.
I reckon it's silk she wears." "What's her name ?" asked the hunter, filling his pipe. "Jacqueline--Jacqueline Churchill.
She lives at Fontenoy." "Fontenoy's a mighty fine place," remarked Gaudylock. "And the Churchills are mighty fine people .-- Here's the partridge back, with another freckle-face." "That's Tom Mocket," said Lewis.
"If Vinie's a partridge, Tom's a weasel." The weasel, sandy-haired and freckled, came up the path with long steps. "Hi, Lewis! Father's gone toward the market looking for your father. That's a brig from the Indies down there, and the captain's our cousin--ain't he, Vinie? I know who you are, sir.
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