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Chapter 12 - UNCLE JOSEPH.
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Released on: 29/11/2017
nding him a tall, powerfully built man, retaining many vestiges of manly beauty, and fully warranting all Mrs. Markh
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“There was no one to respond, unless it were good old Mr. Hodges, who pitched so high that few could follow him; while Mrs. Captain Simpson-whose daughter, the organist, had been snubbed at the last choir meeting by Mr. Hodges' daughter, the alto singer-rolled up her eyes at her next neighbor, or fanned herself furiously in token of her disgust.”