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August 10 - August 26, 2024
Uncle Oliver
Uncle Wallace
Aunt Laura
Elizabeth's
Jimmy Murray
"He is clear as the moon, fair as the sun, and terrible as an army with banners,"
None of these things had any charm or consolation for her now. In her inexperience she believed they never would have again.
I won't let the Murrays see I'm afraid of them—I won't be afraid of them!"
Oliver and his wife, your Aunt Addie,
Wallace and his wife, your Aunt Eva,
Aunt Ruth—Mrs...
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Uncle Wallace—she
How dared he kiss her—he had hated her father and disowned her mother!
the fretful face of the imaginary invalid.
Uncle Oliver,"
Aunt Addie
Aunt Ruth—Emily
Emily felt a sudden compunction. Had she cast a reflection on her father by her behaviour?
"Cousin Jimmy—Cousin
Aunt Laura
Aunt Elizabeth."
Under her cool, appraising glance Emily retreated into herself and shut the door of her soul.
Elizabeth Murray would not have felt "put about" before King or Governor-General. The Murray pride would have carried her through there; but she did feel disturbed in the presence of this alien, level-gazing child who had already shown that she was anything but meek and humble.
a slight, black, indomitable little figure.
a design was forming of writing all about it in the old account-book.
And then the flash came!
now in this most unlikely place and time it had come—she