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but old ladies, like Margaret, are not, in all instances, alike discriminative.
They had been employed in this manner just before Miss Clare arrived at the cottage. The psalm they had been reading, was the hundred and fourth—Margaret was naturally led by it into a discussion of the works of creation.
There had been thunder in the course of the day—an occasion of instruction which the old Lady never let pass—she began—
"Thunder has a very awful sound—some say, God Almighty is angry whenever it thunders—that itis
