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...were of painted glass—the story of Joseph and his brethren. On the outside waved a honeysuckle tree, which often threw its shade across her book, or her work ; but she would not allow it to be cut down. ' It has stood there many a day,' said she, ' and we old inhabitants shouldbear...

...dressed in gray, with a clean white hood, nicely plaited (for she was somewhat finical about the neatness of her person), sitting in her straightbacked elbowchair,...of Joseph and his brethren. On the outside waved a honeysuckle tree, which often threw its shade across her book, or her work ; but she would not allow...