Lord Ormont and His Aminta — Volume 3 by George Meredith
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'If we are not taking too great a liberty, a subscription paper will follow. We are sure General the Earl of Ormont's name will help to make them comfortable. 'We are obediently and respectfully, 'DAVID GOWEN, 'WALTER BENCH, 'JAMES PANNERS PARSONS, 'And seven others.' Weyburn spared Aminta an answering look, that would have been a begging of Browny to remember Matey. 'It 's genuine,' he said to Mrs. Lawrence, as he attacked his plate with the gusto for the repast previously and benignly observed by her. 'It ought to be the work of some of the younger fellows.' 'They spell correctly, on the whole.' 'Excepting,' said my lord, 'an article they don't know much about yet.' Weyburn had noticed the word, and he smiled. 'Said to be the happy state! The three signing their names are probably what we called bellman and beemen, collector, and heads of the swarm-enthusiasts. If it is not the work of some of the younger hands, the school has levelled on minors. In any case it shows the school is healthy.' 'I subscribe,' said Mrs. Lawrence. 'The little girl aged six shall have something done for her,' said |
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