Clergy -- Fiction; Families -- Fiction; Glasgow (Scotland) -- Social life and customs -- 20th century -- Fiction
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_THE SETONS_
_By_
_O. DOUGLAS_
_Author of "Olivia in India," "Penny Plain," etc._
_HODDER AND STOUGHTON LIMITED_
_LONDON_
_First Edition Published October 1917_
_Reprinted December 1917_
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_" June 1928_
_" September 1928_
_Made and Printed in Great Britain for Hodder & Stoughton, Limited,
by C. Tinling & Co., Ltd., Liverpool, London and Prescot._
NOVELS BY O. DOUGLAS
_Penny Plain_
_The Setons_
_Olivia in India_
_Ann and Her Mother_
_Pink Sugar_
_The Proper Place_
_Eliza for Common_
HODDER AND STOUGHTON LTD., LONDON.
TO
MY MOTHER
IN MEMORY OF
HER TWO SONS
_They sought the glory of their country they see the glory of God_
_CHAPTER I_
"Look to the bakemeats, good Angelica,
Spare not for cost."
_Romeo and Juliet._
A November night in Glasgow.
Mr. Thomson got out of the electric tram which every evening brought
him from business, walked briskly down the road until he came to a neat
villa with _Jeanieville_ cut in the pillar, almost trotted up the
gravelled path, let himself in with his latchkey, shut the door behind
him, and cried, "Are ye there, Mamma? Mamma, are ye there?"
After four-and-twenty years of matrimony John Thomson still cried for
Jeanie his wife the moment he entered the house.
Mrs. Thomson came out of the dining-room and helped her husband to take
off his coat.
"You're home, Papa," she said, "and in nice time, too. Now we'll all
get our tea comfortable in the parlour before we change our clothes.
(Jessie tell Annie Papa's in.) Your things are all laid out on the bed,
John, and I've put your gold studs in a dress shirt--but whit's that
you're carrying, John?"
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