. Devonshire e caratteri strani eventi. Per eseguire l'ordine.Infatti la Torquay commercianti erano molto timido ofthem, e ha insistito sul denaro consegnato lungoil contatore prima che potesse servire il Signore con merci che hanno richiesto. Essi non fecero conoscenti in Torquay o in theneighborhood né alcuno amici venuti da unadistanza di rimanere con loro. Essi sarebbero ormai esuccessivamente prendere un libro della biblioteca circolante, butseemed non avere gusti letterari, e nessun specialpursuits. Vi è stato un aspetto di intelligenza, tuttavia,ai loro occhi, e l'espressione delle loro facce wasdecidedly ami

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. Devonshire characters and strange events. to execute the order.Indeed, the Torquay shopkeepers were very shy ofthem, and insisted on the money being handed overthe counter before they would serve the ladies with thegoods that they required. They made no acquaintances in Torquay or in theneighbourhood, nor did any friends come from adistance to stay with them. They would now andthen take a book out of the circulating library, butseemed to have no literary tastes, and no specialpursuits. There was a look of intelligence, however, in their eyes, and the expression of their faces wasdecidedly amiable and pleasing. They received very few letters; those that didarrive probably contained remittances of money, andwere eagerly taken in at the door, but there wassometimes a difficulty about finding the money to payfor the postage. It is to be feared that the butcherwas obdurate, and that often they had to go withoutmeat. Fish, however, was cheap. A gentleman writes: Mr. Garrows house, TheBraddons, was on my fathers hands to let. One day. THE MISSES DURNFORD. THE ALPHIXC/ION PONIES (BACK VIEW)Litkographed by P. Gniici. Pnb. Ed. Cockrcm THE ALPHINGTON PONIES 19 the gardener, Tosse, came in hot haste to father andcomplained that the Alphington Ponies kept cominginto the grounds and picking the flowers, that whenremonstrated with they declared that they were re-lated to the owner, and had permission. Well, saidfather, the next time you see them entering the gaterun down and tell me. In a few days Tosse hastenedto say that the ladies were again there. Fatherhurried up to the grounds, where he found themflower-picking. Without the least ceremony he in-sisted on their leaving the grounds at once. Theybegan the same story to him of their relationship tothe owner, adding thereto, that they were cousins ofthe Duke of Wellington. Come, said father, Ican believe one person can go mad to any extent inany direction whatever, but the improbability of twopersons going mad in identically the

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