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7358	Stretton, Hesba	Brought Home			.txt	text/plain	32084	1852	86	"You're right, Mrs. Brown," said Ann Holland, with a gratified smile; She could not bear to think of Mrs. Chantrey falling into the same sin. Ann Holland was a great favorite with Mrs. Bolton. "And then, dear love," said Ann Holland, in her quietest tones, "I know I've a little business with her; so I'll say good-day to you now, Mrs. Chantrey." Mr. Warden had scarcely glanced through the vestry window since Mrs. Bolton had gone away in anger, but he was well aware of Sophy's "You saw her, Mr. Warden?" said Mrs. Bolton to him, in a low voice, when "There's one thing I've done," she said one day to Mrs. Bolton, speaking "Poor Sophy!" cried David Chantrey, with a tremor in his voice; "did she "Did Sophy think that would save her?" asked Mr. Chantrey. next parish pass through the town toward the church; and she thought Mr. Chantrey would very likely not be there.	./cache/7358.txt	./txt/7358.txt