1/21 NUTTER OF THE MILLS, AND HOW MR. MERVYN RECEIVED THE NEWS. It was past three o'clock by this time, and it had already, in his eyes, a changed and empty look, as his upturned eye for a moment rested upon its gray front, and the window-panes glittering in the reddening sun. He looked down the street towards the turnpike, and then up it, towards Martin's-row and the Mills. |