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The Boarder's Visit

But Euphemia did not agree with me. After breakfast (we found that the water and the milk had been brought very early, before we were up) she

Both looking much as if they had been whipped.

Both looking much as if they had been whipped.


stated that she did not intend to be treated in this way. She was going up to old John's house herself; and away she went.

In less than half an hour she returned, followed by old John and his wife, both looking much as if they had been whipped.

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