Chapter 4
nings on ts? t, s inges of suffocated anger. as it not a mental spectre of ts hers Foxy Campbell?
t moment before t reet and teness of o imagined uary, at te and irrevocable act of ened to end for ever, in time and in eternity, or urging upon ery and poly office repeated itself idly in to it and tation ened to o an idle formal tale. abernacle as priest. iny o be elusive of social or religious orders. ts appeal did not touco tined to learn from oto learn the world.
ts fallen but ly, in an instant. Not to fall oo oo t lapse of some instant to come, falling, falling, but not yet fallen, still unfallen, but about to fall.
ream of tolka and turned ant toood fo of poor cottages. to t, o dour stink of rotted cabbages came to it agnation of vegetable life, laug of t solitary farmc. A second laugaking rise from t after a pause, broke from arily as of urn ts of tfully plunging h.
co tcers ting round table. tea of tered tea remained in ttoms of ts s and lumps of sugared bread, turned broea able. Little ea lay uck turnover.
t grey-blue gloly a sudden instinct of remorse in Step. All t o ; but t glow of evening sheir faces no sign of rancour.
near t table and asked wher were. One answered:
-- Goneboro toboro lookboro atboro aboro houseboro.
Still anoten asked en. A frown of scorn darkened quickly ioner.
he asked:
-- s a fair question?
-- Becauseboro tboro usboro outboro.
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