Thornly

"Come!" called Thornly and turned to meet his guest.

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Thus with the courage and patience of her nature the girl had set aside her own love and yearning; and Thornly took to the Hills and the unfinished picture of "The Pimpernel."

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Thornly waved to her as she went, until a friendly hillock hid her.

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"'T would be a missionary work," Thornly rejoined lightly.

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Thornly bent over Billy in greeting, and then seated himself where he could look into all three faces.

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Thornly drew his lips in sharply as he looked at her, and even Billy and Davy were awed by what they in no wise comprehended.

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Thornly felt that along this line he might sooner reach his friend's purpose in calling for the second time that day.

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Thornly had not "looked him up" after seeing Katharine.

Janet of the Dunes

Thornly had found the first May pinks by the roadside that morning, and

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But Thornly was not one to hold back when even the slightest hope beckoned.

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