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  2. THE NOVELIST.

    Eighteen hundred end thirty-two, the darke[?]t and most distressing year in the life of Mr. Ferrars, closed in comparative calm and apparent content. He was himself greatly altered, both ...

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  3. CHAPTER XV.

    The dark deep hints that had reached Mr. Ferrars at the beginning of 1834 were the harbingers of startling events. In the spring it began to be rumoured among the initiated that ...

    Article : 1,417 words
  4. CHAPTER XVI.

    It was a very tedious journey, and it took the whole day to accomplish a distance which a rapid express train now can achieve in an hour. The coach carried six inside passengers, and ...

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  5. MARY MARSTON.

    More than a year had now passed from the opening of my narrative. It was full summer again at Testbridge, and things, to the careless eye, were unchanged, and, to the careless ...

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