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Scenes of Clerical Life

CHAPTER 14
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The last touch is given to the old house; Anthony's marriage--the thing I had nearest my heart--is settled to my entire satisfaction; and by-and-by you will be buying a little wedding-ring for Tina's finger.

Don't shake your head in that forlorn way;--when I make prophecies they generally come to pass.

But there's a quarter after twelve striking.

I must be riding to the High Ash to meet Markham about felling some timber.

My old oaks will have to groan for this wedding, but'-- The door burst open, and Caterina, ghastly and panting, her eyes distended with terror, rushed in, threw her arms round Sir Christopher's neck, and gasping out--'Anthony ...


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