Apologizing to Sir Rowland for this unpleasant reception, and swearing lustily at his servant for occasioning it by leaving the dogs at liberty, Jonathan ordered the man to light them to the audience-room. "Mr. She was new, unlike any other woman he had met in all his wide travel. Once or twice she commented upon it, but she knew that it was resultant of his fear of her impending departure. We shall be equally matched. The voices went into his ears but left no impression of their import. He did not want Ruth to see his own stricken countenance; nor did he care to see hers, ravaged by tears. I dare say anything seemed better to her than the nun’s habit she had been obliged to use. " CHAPTER VI. Mr. Ruth felt his hand grow cold as it slipped from hers. " "We may believe as much of that as we please, I suppose," observed the carpenter's wife, with a sneer.
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