Arminell: A Social Romance, Vol. 3Baring-Gould, S. (Sabine)
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Arminell: A Social Romance, Vol. 3
Baring-Gould, S. (Sabine)
English fiction -- 19th century
“Indeed, mamma,” answered Arminell with energy, “time does not hang
heavy on my hands. I have, of course, my dear husband to consider first
of all, but I have plenty to occupy me besides—duties thoroughly
humdrum. I visit the old women, I read to the sick, I am an active
patroness of the Girls’ Friendly Society, and I teach every Sunday in
the school.”
“You do! Why, Armie, you used to hate Sunday School.”
“Dear mamma, I wish you could hear my class of girls, they have just
acquired the list of apocryphal books which are not to be applied to
establish doctrine. And, till I find some positive truth to teach, I
content myself with making them repeat the names of all the homilies
which no one has read, and which never are likely to be read. They have
also been taught the meaning of Quinquagesima, Sexagesima, and
Septuagesima.”
“And you think you are really doing good, Armie?”
“I am using all my energies to teach my girls to grow up humdrum women.”
THE END.
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_S. Cowan & Co., Printers, Perth._
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_BY THE SAME AUTHOR._
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S. BARING GOULD, M.A.
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=HISTORIC ODDITIES AND STRANGE EVENTS.= Demy 8vo, 10s. 6d.
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=OLD COUNTRY LIFE.= With numerous Illustrations and
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_CONTENTS._
CHAP.
I. OLD COUNTY FAMILIES.
II. THE LAST SQUIRE.
III. COUNTRY HOUSES.
IV. THE OLD GARDEN.
V. THE COUNTRY PARSON.
VI. THE HUNTING PARSON.
VII. COUNTRY DANCES.
VIII. OLD ROADS.
IX. FAMILY PORTRAITS.
X. THE VILLAGE MUSICIANS.
XI. THE VILLAGE BARD.
XII. OLD SERVANTS.
XIII. THE HUNT.
XIV. THE COUNTY TOWN.
=JAEL AND OTHER STORIES. (In February.)=
=YORKSHIRE ODDITIES. New and Cheaper Edition. (In the
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