The post-girl
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The first chapter opens with Mrs. Gatheredge talking of repapering her parlor when summer comes, and says the letting of lodgings is not a staple industry in this quarter of Yorkshire. The text says a mile and a half of roadway lies between Ullbrig and Cliff Wrangham. The text says the gateways set in number four, with a music all their own as they clash behind you.
Chapter XX opens with the words that the crisis was over, but the danger of relapse remained. The text says every step of the homeward road that they took was unwinding their dream like a skein of worsted. The text describes a character who was sufficiently sober by this time to realise how very drunk he had been.
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- Edward Charles Booth
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- 286
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- English
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