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17780	Eliot, George	Scenes of Clerical Life			.txt	text/plain	148804	7283	78	Or take Mrs. Patten, 'a pretty little old woman of eighty, with a close at present I am concerned with quite another sort of clergyman--the Rev. Amos Barton, who did not come to Shepperton until long after Mr. Gilfil from them was, that Mrs. Gilfil looked like a 'furriner, wi' such eyes, love that beautiful woman, and forget a poor little pale thing like you.' 'Aha!' said Sir Christopher, as he turned to look at Caterina, 'what do a knock at the door, and Mrs. Sharp's voice said--'Miss Tina, my lady Caterina opened the door and said, 'Thank you, dear Mrs. Sharp; I have a 'Are you not coming, Anthony?' said Lady Cheverel, noticing Miss Assher's and, taking her hand, said, 'Come, Tina, look kindly at me, and let us be 'Dear, good Maynard,' she said, stretching out her little hand, and 'Well, poor thing,' said Mrs. Pettifer, 'you know she stands up for	./cache/17780.txt	./txt/17780.txt