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y$2 THE MAN 6F FEELING.
to the door to meet him ; and putting one
hand in his, with the other pointed to his
lifter, ^ See, faid he, what Mifs Walton
has hronght us.”-' Edwards gazed on
them. Harlfey fixed his eye on Mifs Wal¬
ton ; her’s were turned to the 'ground ; —■
in Edwards there was a beamy moifture.
■—He folded his hands together—“ I car>
hot fpeak, young lady, faid he, to thank
you.” Nor could Harley neither. There
were a thoufand feniiments; — but they
gullied fo impetuoufly on his heart, that
he could not utter a fyllable. * * * *,
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