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FORE:"Look up, pretty one," said De Boteler to Margaret!��"Now, by my faith Holgrave, I commend your choice. I wonder not that such a prize was contended for. Margaret,��I believe that is your name? Look up! and tell me in what secret place you grew into such beauty?"

FORE:Naomi's illness dragged. Sometimes Reuben suspected her of malingering, she so obviously did not want to get well. He guessed her reasons, and took an opportunity to tell her of the doctor's verdict. The struggle was in abeyance��at least her share of it. Nature��which was really what he was fighting in Boarzell��had gained a temporary advantage, and his outposts had been forced to retire.

FORE:"Won't I, just!"

FORE:All was silence as the galleyman proceeded; labour had ceased, the evening repast was made, and many of the inhabitants of the village had already retired to rest. The evening was clear and cold, and the firmament was radiant with stars, the moon being only a few days old. By some strange impulse, the man who had so often gazed upon the far-spread beauty of an ocean sky, stood still for a moment here; and, by as strange a conceit, the silvery semicircle above, as it seemed, even in the crowd of lesser lights, brought to his mind the ever-smiling beauty of Lucy Hartwell. The wanderer lingered for a space��then hesitated��then turned suddenly��and, in less than five minutes, he had pushed open the hatch of old Hartwell's door and had entered boldly.

FORE:"My liege," said Newton, as the horseman neared the royal train, "that man is Wat Tyler."

FORE:That summer the country was shaken by rumours of war, Reuben; having more leisure on his hands, spent it in the study of his daily paper. He could now read simple sentences, and considered himself quite an educated man. When war at last broke out in South Africa he was delighted. It was the best of all possible wars, organised by the best of all possible Governments, under the best of all possible ministers. Chamberlain became his hero��not that he understood or sympathised with his Imperialism, but he admired him for his attitude towards the small nations. He hated all talk about preserving the weak��such was not nature's way, the way of farms; there the weakest always went to the wall, and he could not see why different methods should obtain in the world at large. If Reuben had been a politician he would have kept alive no sick man of Europe, protected no down-trodden Balkan States. One of the chief reasons why he wanted to see the Boers wiped out was because they had muddled their colonisation, failed to establish themselves, or to make of the arid veldt what he had made of Boarzell.

FORE:"Shut that door!" cried Richard angrily, and then realised that he was speaking to a lady.

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FORE:"I ?un't talking nonsense, I'm talking sound sense. How am I to run the farm wudout boys? I want boys to help me work all that land. I'm going to have the whole of Boarzell, as I've told you a dunnamany times, and I'll want men wud me on it. So d?an't you go talking o' girls. Wot use are girls?��none! They just spannel about, and then go off and get married."

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