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Examples
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At the point called the Rill, he diverged from the path a bit, to get that beautiful glimpse down into the rock-strewn cove and smooth white sands at Kynance.
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She succeeded in embittering poor 'Rill's life for several weeks with her untrue gossip about Mr. Drugg's drinking.
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"What is the matter, Janice?" called 'Rill's low voice from the back.
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With Janice on one side to spur him, and Miss 'Rill's unbounded faith in him on the other hand, how _could_ Hopewell Drugg fall back into the old aimless existence which had cursed him when first Janice had taken an interest in his little Lottie, his store, and himself?
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Janice was silent, but held 'Rill's hand in her own comforting clasp.
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How wrong and unwise 'Rill's mother was about most things!
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She stooped and kissed the flushed cheek -- oh! so tenderly -- dropping into 'Rill's lap
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Nothing but the girl's deep sense of the necessity for her act had urged her to address 'Rill's mother in this way.
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But she was no longer wearing "Mamma 'Rill's" present -- the string of blue beads.
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'Rill's secret misgivings regarding Hopewell Drugg, little Lottie's peril of blindness, the general tendency of Polktown as a whole to suffer the bad effects of liquor selling at the tavern -- all these things had added to Janice's anxiety.
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