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True, earnest sorrows; rooted miseries; / . vexations, ripe and blown, / Sure-footed griefs; solid calamities; / Plain demonstrations, evident and clear, / Touching their proofs e'en from the very bone -- / These are the sorrows here. / HERBERT.
More than six and thirty years have passed since Mr. Trevor, the present / proprietor of Montrevor, had taken to himself a wife, young, lovely, of / good family, and endowed with much excellence, both of mind and / disposition.