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Walton, O. F., Mrs, 1849-1939

"Christie, the King's Servant"

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'My mother is enjoying that,' I said.
'Yes, indeed,' he answered; 'and her boy will enjoy it too in God's good
time, for does not the Master say of all those who belong to Him, "I
give unto them eternal life?" "I am come that they might have life, and
that they might have it more abundantly"?'


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Chapter XII
WHERE ARE YOU GOING?

I shall never forget my last Sunday in Runswick Bay. It was at the end
of September, and was one of those gloriously brilliant days which we
get in the early autumn, when the sky is cloudless, when the air is
fresh and clear, and when the autumnal tints on trees, hedges, ferns and
brambles make the landscape gorgeous and extremely beautiful and
fascinating.
The high cliff above the bay was a perfect study in colour that morning;
I have never seen more splendid colouring, every varied shade of red and
gold and green was to be found there.
'Tom will be off to Scarborough,' I said to myself as I dressed. 'What a
grand day he has got!'
But I did not wish myself with him; no, I was both glad and thankful to
look forward to a quiet and peaceful Sunday.


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