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...an echo came the musical repetition of Timkins, " Simply divine!" CHAPTER XXVI. " O Hesperus ! them bringest all good things,— Home to the weary, to the hungry cheer." THE night was dark and stormy. If dark and stormy nights come when the trees are laden with foliage,...

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