Jeffery Farnol

Jeffery Farnol

Summary

Portrait of Jeffery Farnol Jeffery Farnol,  The Money Moon — Chapter 28 (1912)

“ And—Porges!—dear, quaint, Small Porges! where under heaven could he ever find again such utter faith, such pure unaffected loyalty and devotion as throbbed within that small, warm heart? How could he ever bid “Good-bye” to loving, eager, little Small Porges?
And then there was Miss Priscilla, and the strong, gentle Sergeant, and Peterday, and sturdy Adam, and Prudence, and the rosy-cheeked maids. How well they all suited this wonderful Arcadia!
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Portrait of Jeffery Farnol Jeffery Farnol,  The Money Moon — Chapter 28 (1912)

“ CHAPTER XXVIII Which tells how Bellew left Dapplemere in the dawn Far in the East a grey streak marked the advent of another day, and upon all things was a solemn hush, a great, and awful stillness that was like the stillness of Death. The Earth was a place of gloom, and mist, where spectral shadows writhed, and twisted, and flitted under a frowning heaven, and out of the gloom there came a breath, sharp, and damp, and exceeding chill. ”
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