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Gwendoline; or, Halcots and Halcombes (1885)

Giberne, Agnes, 1845-1939, American Sunday-School Union · Philadelphia [etc.] The American Sunday-school Union · leaf 57

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k-ing her course down the crooked principalstreet, through the cliff-opening, and over thebeach. The tide was at its full height, and indeedwas already on the turn, 2nd the breeze hadsomewhat increased in strength since the morn-ing. Waves of considerable size rolled in, tobreak upon the shore in a… … THE ROCKS. 51 cliff; otherwise the shore appeared to be de-serted. Gwendoline, fresh from city crowds,revelled in the sense of stillness, and delightedin the freedom of being thus practically alone. Somewhat to the right of the cliff-opening, along line of jagged rocks ran straight out intothe sea.…

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