Rivalry
Rivalry
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152 RIVALRY.
kiss some eighteen years before, asked in a tone of great commiseration :«-'' And did you not let poor, dear, good Mr. Wilkinson salute you at alir *' Not at that stile/' answered Mrs. Wilkin- son, laughing ; '' Ah, Miss Chamberlayne, if Charles Hardinge had been such a man as Wilkinson, you would not have had so much toil and trouble with him !" *^ Toil and trouble I" ejaculated the spinster, drawing herself up and looking somewhat offended ; but she was too low-spirited to do bat...tle : and bending down her head, she sighed pensively, and murmured in. a dejected tone : " Toil, toil and trouble indeed I'* " Come, my dear,*' said Mrs. Wilkinson, cheerfully : " I will not let you get out of spirits. Miss Clara is all the morning at the Mackenzie's. Why can't you get hold of the man, and walk him up and down the green lanes, till he proposes." Miss Chamberlayne elapsed her hands to- gether and exclaimed, the tears starting into her eyes, : '* Mrs. Thingumbob, I firmly be- lieve, as I am a virtuous woman, that I might Digitized by VjOOQIC RIVALRY.
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152 RIVALRY.
kiss some eighteen years before, asked in a tone of great commiseration :«-'' And did you not let poor, dear, good Mr. Wilkinson salute you at alir *' Not at that stile/' answered Mrs. Wilkin- son, laughing ; '' Ah, Miss Chamberlayne, if Charles Hardinge had been such a man as Wilkinson, you would not have had so much toil and trouble with him !" *^ Toil and trouble I" ejaculated the spinster, drawing herself up and looking somewhat offended ; but she was too low-spirited to do bat...tle : and bending down her head, she sighed pensively, and murmured in. a dejected tone : " Toil, toil and trouble indeed I'* " Come, my dear,*' said Mrs. Wilkinson, cheerfully : " I will not let you get out of spirits. Miss Clara is all the morning at the Mackenzie's. Why can't you get hold of the man, and walk him up and down the green lanes, till he proposes." Miss Chamberlayne elapsed her hands to- gether and exclaimed, the tears starting into her eyes, : '* Mrs. Thingumbob, I firmly be- lieve, as I am a virtuous woman, that I might Digitized by VjOOQIC RIVALRY.
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