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A STORY OF QUEEN ANNE'S DAYS. 309
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• full on his for hands him ; he still we ht never cannot to accep have t _" t Osmyn these good ' s" apolog folks y in p ; oug t
at once out of his memory . They , we may fancy , were noso the oblivious look-out : mon for ths good cam news e and in went perfect , and faith found . For Josep how h still shoul on d
the notion that a duke might not keep his promise occur _t hroug turall hou y t to his a simp life l broken e fellow like s word this ? who By degrees perhaps however had never it
became evident that some means must be taken to , refresh t , ducal memory , or Joseph had better give up all hopes at once of .
disappear for He tune chose the it ever hou former t come some altern to eifor him ative t , t ; and one realiz now chance e it ? u and ld This he no however see more this
w , , le must tters be or made dancing after attendan his own ce fashion at vice ; - the regal expedients levees being of b equall egging y -
in forei Dublin gn , to the and honest at the man stud . - According door of Dr ly . , John we nex Sterne t meet Dean Josep of h y
St . Patrick , 's , who , having just put the finishing touches , to bu beperriwi to- t morrow ith gge no morning d , k b indness egowned ' s sermon on , and th , is t becassocked now all st goin rang g , out i n . h k s Mr surprised . Dean suit ,
wi home thout w -spun furt and her home letter -fashioned of recommen , who dat ion found than t he is one w grey ay _N hither ature , linof that honest face
had " I written am the to all the of world Rathlin in every " says J e osephin his simple ;
parson ,, Mr straig Dean htforwar if d manner will allow ; " me I to sha preach ll accoun to-morrow t it a grea before t favour the
Lord . Lieutenant , you . " sou A strange iveand reques moreover t that ; luck il h y Mr loved . Dean what was was the orig kindest inal or
odd something by for with the all , more present his heart of , his resolv . He visitor ing onl b ef he sm ore i entered led he , answered and into put the conversation it , to questi know on
; with Stern him eshaking , and final him ly warml kept him by the to dinner hand . sai At d ; parting " My friend , Dr .
Tak I believe e my , pul you pit are to a -morrow good man with y ; all that my you heart , are ; a I , scholar for one loo , I see ll . ,
¦ specul be after glad ated Josep to as h listen , to whom what to strange your he had sermon fancy sent . " could away And have with the taken a Dean joy this ful , island hear king t , -
divine to air his eloquence before the vice-regal court . pul Dr pit . next Stern morning e ' s new , acquaintance had reason to , fairl wish y himself in that back dignitary in his ' s ied
own , in any place indeed rather than that he now occup .
A Story Of Queen Anne's Days. 309
A STORY OF QUEEN ANNE ' S DAYS . 309
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1864, page 309, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011864/page/21/
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