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Jane Eyre: An Autobiography - Brontë, Charlotte · 71 words
I noticed these objects cursorily only in them there was nothing extraordinary. A group of more interest appeared near the hearth, sitting still amidst the rosy peace and warmth suffusing it. Two young, graceful women ladies in every point sat, one in a low rocking chair, the other on a lower stool; both wore deep mourning of crape and bombazeen, which sombre garb singularly set off very fair necks and faces.
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