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... The day is cold and dark and dreary , It rains and the rain is never weary . " A DISTRESSING state of restlessness now seized Eleanor , and Maude watched with ever in- creasing pain , the fitful waywardness of man- ner , and the wild ...
... The day is cold and dark and dreary , It rains and the rain is never weary . " A DISTRESSING state of restlessness now seized Eleanor , and Maude watched with ever in- creasing pain , the fitful waywardness of man- ner , and the wild ...
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