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Two fires damaged overnight including the Ashby Baptist Church in the Briarfield (ph) Community.
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Supplehough, or to inflate my lungs with a Barraclough, in horror and denunciation of the diabolical rector of Briarfield.
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'Miss Keeldar, does the person reside in Briarfield? answer me that.'
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Five generations of my race sleep under the aisles of Briarfield Church: I drew my first breath in the old black hall behind us. '
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London, sometimes for a week or a fortnight together; well, while he was away, I found his absence a void: there was something wanting; Briarfield was duller.
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Briarfield gossips are capable of saying that or sillier things. '
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Were you ordained vicar of Briarfield, you would find it no easy task to sustain all the active schemes for the benefit of the parish planned and persevered in by your predecessor.
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'I would not show that to any one in Briarfield but you, because you can take it quietly.'
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Mr. Helstone, at that time curate of Briarfield, loved Mary too or, at any rate, he fancied her.
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This fellow, 'he added, standing up at the table, and pointing across it to Matthew -' this fellow forgets, what every cottier in Briarfield knows, that all born of our house have that arched instep under which water can flow - proof that there has not been a slave of the blood for three-hundred years. '
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