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The writings of John Greenleaf Whittier, Volume 5. (ed. John Greenleaf Whittier), Tales and Sketches (search)
ructors; and he was not ashamed to acknowledge that they had taught him more than college or library. Chapter 3: The Doctors match-making. good-morning, Mrs. Barnet, cried the Doctor, as'we drew near a neat farm-house during one of our morning drives. A tall, healthful young woman, in the bloom of matronly beauty, was feng up his reins and whip. You owe me nothing. But I must not forget my errand. Poor old Widow Osborne needs a watcher to-night; and she insists upon having Julia Barnet, and nobody else. What shall I tell her? I'll go, certainly. I can leave Lucy now as well as not. Good-by, neighbors. Good-by, Doctor. As we drove fections rather than of the opinions of the multitude, and have dared to be true to themselves in defiance of impertinent gossip. You speak of the young farmer Barnet and his wife, I suppose? said I. Yes. I will give their case as an illustration. Julia Atkins was the daughter of Ensign Atkins, who lived on the mill-road,