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Identifier: outing29newy (find matches)
Title: Outing
Year: 1885 (1880s)
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Subjects: Leisure Sports Travel
Publisher: (New York : Outing Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: Tisch Library
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WITH HIS BRIDLE OVER HIS ARM. (p. J2I.) love, answered Ferguson, kissing thefan she had dropped before restoring itto her. Then again the eyes of thetwo men met angrily. Prithee be not glaring at each otheras_ if you would begin the combat thisminute, cried Sally, springing up. Come, let us take a turn about thegarden, and talk no more of wars and their coats? Why, certainly. Wouldthey choose for themselves ? Nay.Then, she would choose for them. Andshe held out a rose to Ferguson, but toJonathan she gave a bleeding - heart.He gave no sign, save by an added pale-ness, that he noted the slight, and soonafter took his departure ; but an hourlater when Mistress Sally entered the RE DC O A T A ND CON TINENTAL. 3*9 house, after her other visitors departed, after all Sally had been most tantalizing she found her flower upon the doorstep, and he was sorely perplexed as to the So, he has thrown me back my state of her heart. He left the road
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BUT MEETING MOTHER IPOCK IN THE MARKET-PLACE. (p. J2J.) bleeding-heart ; tis like his spirit, she abruptly and turned into a bridle-path said, her black eyes snapping. which cut across the Council farm. In His visit ended, Colonel Ferguson rode a few moments he came to the hut of slowly through the fragrant sunset, for which he was evidently in search, and

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