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392! THE BROTHEH'S SAGRIFICE.
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LXII.—THE BROTHER'S SACRIFICE.
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" Who would ever have supposed that Brit...
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392! The Brotheh's Sagrifice.
392 ! THE _BROTHEH _' S SAGRIFICE .
Lxii.—The Brother's Sacrifice.
LXII . —THE BROTHER'S SACRIFICE . ( A SHETLAND STORY . )
" Who Would Ever Have Supposed That Brit...
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a second time ! " u Yes Oh ! to I am be s ure t , and horri to fied an old I shall sweetheart never care too . t " go near her
, "cottage Well again ! I . " don't wonder are astonishedafter all the ;
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, poor So . " spoke the Laird ' s thoughtless young daughters , and so
dream they jud t no ged t ( in their thei humble r home of protege wealth without and happ a iness hearing ) of t . he crue They l tet
suc necessit earl h y lo y v ided e w , el hich o se inions t hey . driven ght have the wido been w less so soon hasty in forg utteri _ng
It was on a p clear frosty day , three winters previous , , when h Their Magnie andsomer little Win happ cottage wick ier led b y from u the ple sea the you church was could the his not picture youthful tiave of wished before comfort bride , to them and and see .
nea But tnes I have s , and seen a when bright the future skwas seemed -at its opening fairestand the sun . uncloudedhowwithout a warning y the thunder came , and the
lightning , flashed , , and all Nature bent before the unexpected , :
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Aug. 1, 1864, page 392, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01081864/page/32/
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