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21612	Hoare, Edward N.	A Child of the Glens; or, Elsie's Fortunes			.txt	text/plain	21048	1167	82	McAravey's lot was cast, and here that Elsie and Jim used in their professional capacity (though several times on pic-nics) had the Rev. Cooper Smith made his way to Tor Bay. The people had received him with "Don't you think you ought to send those children to school, Mrs. McAravey?" asked the clergyman, whose kind heart had been touched, on Expressing a hope that Elsie and Jim would come to school when weather Some little time previous Elsie and Jim had both been confirmed; and "You see, Elsie," he said, turning to the girl, whose eyes were full of "I think I ought to have the watch, as I said, sir, and Elsie the and Hendrick watched Elsie and Jim going down the avenue. "Our poor dear Elsie!" said Lady Constance, her eyes overflowing. Eleanor, in which she said that as Elsie would not come to see them,	./cache/21612.txt	./txt/21612.txt