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The conclusion she arrived at was this: that, if she stayed at Hernshaw

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"Then he will wed Bolton Hall and Hernshaw, and the pearl of England will wed me."

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Tom's mother helped him to lay out this money to advantage; and, one day, he called at Hernshaw, pack and all, to bid farewell.

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So she kept all her sweetness for that little cottage, and all her acidity for Hernshaw

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But his tolerance and good sense were by no means equal to his devotion and his persuasive powers; and so his advice in matters spiritual and secular somehow sowed the first seeds of conjugal coolness in Hernshaw

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Francis remained at Hernshaw as long as he could; and it was Mrs. Gaunt's hourly prayer that Griffith might return while Francis was with her.

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Presently he got up a little brusquely, and said, "I'm going to Hernshaw."

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"I'll be at Hernshaw in one hour," said he, "and ride the black horse south at once."

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And, that same night, Mrs. Gaunt left Hernshaw in her own chariot between two constables, and escorted by armed yeomen.

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On her arrival at Hernshaw Castle she cast her eyes round to see what there was to fall in love with; and observed the gamekeeper, Tom

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