Pearle Radcliffe or Wedding the Wrong Man. Chapter Xviii. Service-hunting
"By submission to the will of One who does not willingly afflict His children," came the voiceless reply. For a long time she sat silent, almost…
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Pearle Radcliffe: or Wedding the Wrong Man. Chapter Xviii. Service-hunting
She was too pretty, too cultivated, too polished in her manner; for madam had sons of an age to appreciate such things more than there own proud position in…
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Biddy had learned to designate her mistress's last morning sleep as her temper-nap," since she had learned, to her sorrow, that by disturbing her before…
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Sir Harold's face involuntarily lighted at the sound of her gentle, sympathetic tone. "I cannot fail to be otherwise than…
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"I cannot tell you how gratified I am with the manner in which you have been received by Grace," he said, heartily. "She is a very nervous, peculiar child,…
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"N-o; but I want the lemon," Grace answered, with heightened colour and downcast eyes. Pearle smiled as she noticed how her…
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Kneeling down beside her, she drew the dusky head upon her bosom, and folded her arms around the crippled form with all the tenderness of a mother…
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What she feared and dreaded came at last. For several days after her discovery that Sir Harold was entertaining feelings…
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"Surely you can be no good man's wife, else you would not be here--you would not be hiding," he said, after a moment, and striving to recover from the…
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A WEDDING took place at the Wesleyan Church on Tuesday morning, when Miss May Bye, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Charles Bye, an old former resident of Goulburn,…
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THE little township of Lake Bathurst wan on Wednesday last enlivened by the rare night of a fashionable wedding. The contracting parties were Miss E. Reynolds, eldest…
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Grace drew a long, deep breath; then said, naively yet very calmly: "I am not low-spirited, and if it were not for adding to papa's sorrow, I think…
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The little one had climbed down from the bed during this speach, and now came and stood beside Pearle. "Where's my mamma! Do you…
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There was no time for brooding over her own troubles, nor for grieving over the dear child whom she had lately loved and lost. She did not forget Grace by…
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A FASHIONABLE wedding was witnessed at Lake Bathurst on Wednesday of last week, when Miss E. Reynolds, eldest daughter of Mr. Walter Reynolds, was united in the…
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They fell at her feet; but without changing her attitude-- without even a look or expression of pleasure for the gift, she put forth one dainty little foot, and…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday evening at St. Saviour's Cathedral by the Rev. Canon D'Arey Irvine D.D., the bride being Miss Gregory, daughter of our old…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pearle Radcliffe; or Wedding the Wrong Man Chapter Xxvi. "You Are Not Married?"
" May He bless you for a noble woman, Miss Melfert," the physician returned, admiringly, and with shining eyes. "I had longed," he added, speaking somewhat…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pearle Radcliffe; or Wedding the Wrong Man. Chapter Xxvii. Pearle Maintains Her Dignity
Saturday evening, Pearle, with Amy, repaired to Lady Fennelsea's, and not few were the curious glances bestowed both upon herself and her little charge by…
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LAST evening in the Salvation Army Barracks, Goulburn, Mr. Arthur Benjamin Beer, band-master of the local corps, and machinist at the Goulburn Herald office, was married to…
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