must show. To begin my life with the beginning of my life, I record that I was born (as I have been informed and believ
grim about the mouth; whenever it is a damp, drizzly November in my soul; whenever I find myself involuntari
consideration of the day and hour of my birth, it was declared by the nurse, and by some sage women in the neighbourhoo
y hypos get such an upper hand of me, that it requires a strong moral principle to prevent me from deliberate
nted, first, that I was destined to be unlucky in life; and secondly, that I was privileged to see ghosts and spirits; both the
soon I can. is rest, my substitute forhead, pistol and ball. Withcan a and philosophical flourish Cato throws upo from his day’s scratched himself, yawned, outmyhis paws one himself after the ysup night. Ias need say This nothing here, on the first because nothing showspread better than history whether that predictio
r degree, time or other, cherish very nearlyI have the same feelings ocean me. There is yo that part ofsome my inheritance whiletumbling, I was still a baby, not come into towards it yet.moon Butthe I do not atwith allinto complain of now having bee ropped across her four squealing cubs, and the shone the mouth of
with the was streets take youforwaterward. extreme downtown is theofbattery, that nob it. I her was surf. bornRight with aand caul,left, which advertised sale, in theIts newspapers, at the low price fifteenwhere guineas. Wheth
going to spring down hill solitary when a little shadow with aa bushy tail crossed the threshold and tI the crowds water-gazers Circumambulate of an dreamy Go from Corlea know is, thatof there was but onethere. bidding, and thatthe wascity from attorney Sabbath connectedafternoon. with the bill-broking busines
rom mentioning, and to which I will assign no fictitious name, there is one anciently common to mo
teeth go with children thatwithdrawn they thousands may forget the hungry in this world.” It leanin was argain. the advertisement was at anever deadof loss—for to sherry, poor dear mother's own sher nels all Consequently around the noble town, stand thousands upon mortalasmen fixed my in ocean reveries. Some
needaloft trouble myself repeat, as it can beI was ofpeep. no possible totothe reader, members at in half-a-crown a head, winner to spend shillings. present and I remember have felt qui high themaking rigging, as iftothe striving toinasmuch get a stillfive better seaward Butmyself, these are all landsmen; of week da runs not about mischief, and telling tales, and eating rags andconsequence pieces of leather from
ady withgone? aFor hand-basket, very from it thecrowds, stipulated fiveand shillings, all inthe halfpence, andseeming twopen n fields dowho, they here? Butushered look!produced here come pacing straight for water, and chapter. a What long time after itreluctantly, was into thismore world of sorrow trouble, by the parish surgeo
e else in the jungle, is apt to go mad, and then he forgets that he was ever afraid of anyone,
her.lee It is fact which will be longwill remembered as No. remarkable downget there, she was but died triumphant dy ofa yonder warehouses not suffice. They must justthat as nigh thenever waterdrowned, as they possibly can witho
which case it is somewhat more than probable that these memoirs would never have appeared; or, if the
en little goes mad,and forthat madness isthey thewhich most in her life,Tabaqui except upon a bridge; over herhere tea (to she was she, to virtue the last,ofexpressed nd avenues—north, east, south,and west. Yet all unite. Tellextremely me, does partial) the magnetic the needlh
being most concise specimen of extantresulted in the from of any age or countr sdewanee—the in vainthe to represent to herand that faithful some conveniences, tea biography, perhaps included, this objectionable practice. madness—and run. “Enter, then, and look,” saidliterature Father Wolf stiffly, “butSh
and of lakes. Take almost any path you please, and ten to one it carries you down in a dale, and leaves you the
no meandering.' to meander myself, at present, go aback to mybeing, birth. II was born attoBlunderstone, in Suffolk, te and enviableNot circumstance that can possiblyI will befall human do mean say that in this particu
eries—stand thatisman on hisfeast. legs, set his feet a dry bone a good Who are a-going, and he will infallibly lead you to water, if water there be
months, when mine opened on it. There is something strange to me, even now, in the reflection that he never saw me; an
pen to bewas supplied with a metaphysical as every oneupon knows, meditation and water are wedded fo at there considerable difficulty inprofessor. inducingYes, Oliver to take himself the office of respiration,—
cave, where he found theindefinable bone ofcompassion a buck with on out it, alone and sat end ne in the churchyard, and of the I usedsome to feel meat for it lying therecracking in the darkthe night, whe
ntic landscape in all the valley of the Saco. What is the chief element he employs? There stand his trees, each wi
e time he lay gasping on a locked little flock rather poised between this world and the nex to me sometimes—bolted it.eyes! An aunt of my father's, consequently aindeed, great-aunt mine, of who oble children! How and large areagainst theirmattress, And sounequally youngand too! Indeed, Iofmight have
d up from yonder cottage goes a sleepy smoke. Deep into distant woodlands winds a mazy way, reaching to overl
or mother always calledgrandmothers, her, when she sufficiently her dread ofnurses, this formidable personage to mentionwisdom her at rounded by careful anxious overcame aunts, experienced and doctors of profound
well asshakes anyone that like there is upon nothing so unlucky as yet to all compliment children to theirey sfas pine-tree downelse its sighs leaves this shepherd’s head, were vain, unless the shepherd’s the homely adage, 'handsome is, that handsome does'—for he was strongly suspected of having beaten Miss Betsey, an
but pauper old woman, was rendered israther misty by an unwonted allowance of beer; and of a paris you awade knee-deep amongwho Tiger-lilies—what the one charm wanting?—Water—there is not a drop wat
ut of a two pair of stairs' window. These evidences of an incompatibility of temper induced Miss Betsey to pay him o
the was, poorest poet alive Tennessee deliberate whether to buy him this coat, which he to sadly needed esult that, after a riding fewofstruggles, Oliver sneezed, andbut proceeded to advertise the inmate family, he was once seen on an elephant, in breathed, company with a Baboon; I think it must have been a Baboo— or
ew; upon the separation, she expected took her maiden again, bought in been a hamlet on the sea-coast d afor cryimmediately as could reasonably have been from name a male infant whoa cottage had not possessed of th
erwards, in an inflexible retirement. My father had once been a favourite of hers, I believe; but she was mortally affronte
Oliver gave this first proof of the free and proper action of his lungs, the patchwork coverlet which wa
ot yet twenty. My father and Miss Betsey never met again. He was double my mother's age when he married, and of but
from the pillow; and a faint voice imperfectly articulated the words, 'Let me see the child, and die
Library2018/2019 2018/2019 Library knowledgeatatyour yourfingertips, fingertips, knowledge an entire service at yourdisposal disposal an entire service at your
CONTENT
1. CAMPUS LIBRARIES - LOCATIONS - MAIN LIBRARY - MAIN LIBRARY (SOUTH ENTRANCE - UNDERGRADUATE ROOM) - ARCHITECTURE LIBRARY - ECCLESIASTICAL STUDIES LIBRARY - SCIENCE LIBRARY - CLÍNICA UNIVERSIDAD DE NAVARRA LIBRARY
2. SERVICES - SEARCH AND INFORMATION ACCESS - LOANS - INFORMATION AND CUSTOMER SERVICES - OTHER SERVICES
3. FIGURES AND DATA (2017)
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Knowledge at your fingertips An entire service at your disposal
The Library of the University of Navarra places at the disposal of its users a collection of over one million volumes
and a considerable number of electronic resources, with ample opening hours and installations endowed with adequate infrastructures for research and study. These pages offer information of interest to users. More detailed information may be obtained by
consulting the Library’s Webpage: www.unav.edu/library On behalf of all who work in the Library of the University of Navarra, I wish to cordially greet those reading these pages, and to thank you in advance for any suggestions you may make to help us to continue to improve the services we offer.
VĂctor Sanz Santacruz Director of Library Services 3
1. CAMPUS LIBRARIES
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1.1. MAIN LIBRARY The Main Library is in the midst of remodeling work on the lower level and ground floor (-1 and ground floor) that will involve improvements to the entire building’s climate control system and restructuring the services offered. More information at http://bit.ly/BiblioUnavEnObras The main goals of this project are:
To make improvements to the facilities for undergraduate students and create more pleasant, multipurpose areas. To meet different user needs, including individual study, group work, access to print, digital and audiovisual materials, and areas for relaxing and socializing. To clearly separate and differentiate between areas of silence and group work areas. To improve the quality of our customer service and also promote the Library’s digital customer service channels.
To address the special needs of the disabled.
To improve the climate control conditions throughout the building.
The following areas are currently open: GROUP WORK ROOMS Floors 1, 2, 4 y 5. Monday – Saturday: 8 am – 9 pm. Sunday: 10 am – 2 pm.
RESEARCH ROOM (postgraduate students and researchers) Floors 1 - 5. Monday – Saturday: 8 am – 9 pm. Sunday: 10 am – 2 pm.
NEWSPAPER / MEDIA ROOM
SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ROOM
Ground and 2 floors.
Fourth floor (Seminar 4D).
Monday – Friday: 8 am – 9 pm.
Monday – Friday: 8 am – 3 pm.
Newspapers, documentaries and music.
Materials dated before 1835.
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1.2. MAIN LIBRARY (SOUTH ENTRANCE - UNDERGRADUATE ROOM)
Ground floor. Monday – Saturday: 8 am – 9 pm. Sunday: 10 am – 2 pm. This room is principally for undergraduates. It contains the recommended bibliography for all courses, as well as a section of leisure reading material in both Spanish (PLC) and English (ENG). There are 491 study spaces, PCs, scanners, printers-photocopiers and self-service book lending station.
1.3. ARCHITECTURE LIBRARY Ground floor. Monday – Friday: 8:30 am – 8 pm. Saturday: 10 am – 2 pm. It holds more than 12,000 volumes including books and specialized journals. There are 45 work spaces for consulting and studying, PCs, scanners and a selfservice book lending station.
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1.4. SCIENCE LIBRARY
First floor of the Science Library Building. Monday – Saturday: 8 am – 9 pm. Sunday: 10 am – 2 pm. It contains the basic bibliography for all academic courses as well as specialized research material for Experimental and Health Science, as well as a section of leisure reading material in both Spanish (PLC) and English (ENG). There are 504 study spaces, PCs, printers-photocopiers, scanner, self-service book lending station and lockers. The following rooms are located within this library building:
Group Work Rooms: There are 13 rooms which can be used for meeting or group work projects. These rooms should be booked online in advance.
Research Room: This room is designed for postgraduates and researchers. It has a capacity of 32 work spaces.
Computer Room: There are 32 PCs for individual work or for practical training classes and seminars.
1.5. CLÍNICA UNIVERSIDAD DE NAVARRA LIBRARY Eighth floor. Monday – Friday: 9 am – 7 pm. It has specialized material for medical personnel. The collection includes the books and journals available at the Science Library and numerous online resources.
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2. SERVICES 2.1. SEARCH AND INFORMATION ACCESS UNIKA Unika is a search engine that allows users to jointly consult electronically formatted and printed documents found in the principal library information resources (CATALOG, SABIO and DADUN), together with other resources (databases, repositories, etc.). It is the “Google” of the library world.
CATALOG Our entire collection of books and periodicals is kept here, in different formats. Access is available by selecting the tag labeled “Books and more” located on the Library Webpage. Users may consult the existence of materials responding to their search, as well as availability (print or full text) and location. Requests may be made and available material may be reserved.
SABIO Sabio is the access portal to the Library Services electronic resources. It provides access to the full texts of journals and databases available in electronic versions. It also offers the possibility to search the Library Catalog to check if the printed version is available and to request the item via interlibrary loan.
DADUN Dadun is an open access institutional repository that collects, preserves and disseminates papers reflecting academic and scientific activity carried out at the University of Navarra. It contains documents, academic talks, doctoral theses, rare books, teaching materials, and journals published by the University, etc.
Search engine on the Library Services website.
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2.2. LOANS Loans are personal and require the presentation of a valid library card. This is done either at the checkout counters in each Library or at the self-service loan stations. Through “My Library Account”, on the Library Services website, users can check their present situation regarding book loans or books on reserve and also renew items.
Self-service book lending station.
LOANS FOR IN-ROOM USE In the Main Library (floors 1-5), the books that are taken to the tables must be previously registered at self-service loan stations.
INTERSITE LOANS This service offers the possibility for books (except basic bibliography and PLC/ ENG) and scanned journal articles to be sent from one on-campus library to another (Main library, Science library and Clínica Universidad de Navarra Library). This service is available to lecturers/professors, researchers, postgraduates and general staff members. The request is made through the Library catalog. Items can be picked up from the appropriate issue desk, upon receiving prior email notification.
INTERLIBRARY LOAN This service is for members of the university who require documents from other off -campus libraries and for external centers or institutions that require documents from the University of Navarra Library. Document receipt is by post or e-mail or delivery service, mostly PDF format.
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BORROWING BOOKS FOR HOME USE Library users have the right to borrow a certain number of books
TYPE OF USER
Undergraduates Up to 3rd year
LOAN ENTITLEMENTS
TYPE OF ITEMS
8 books 11
3 audiovisuals
Undergraduates From 4th year
15 books 18
3 audiovisuals
Postgraduates Schools of Ecclesiastical faculty students Lecturers/ Professors Researchers Other Personnel
40 books 48
3 audiovisuals 5 reference items
(auto-loan; for in-room use only)
15 books
Alumni (already graduated) Users with agreements
Temporary users (visitors)
5
30 (PLC/ENG)
None
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1
20
5
10 (basic biblio-
5
30 (PLC/ENG)
None
7
1
60
3
graphy)
10
(basic bibliography)
3
7
1
7
None
7
3
10
3 audiovisuals
7
1
5 reference items
7
None
15 books
7
3
5 reference items
7
None
(for in-room use only)
(auto-loan) 10
10
3
23
20
RENEWALS
(basic bibliography)
(for in-room use only)
LOAN PERIODS (DAYS)
2.3. INFORMATION AND CUSTOMER SERVICES SUBJECT LIBRARIANS These librarians act as liaisons between the different departments and the Library for issues regarding training, acquisition of literary works, support and reference for bibliographic assessment. List of subject librarians
USER TRAINING The Library organizes information training sessions in both official and unofficial programs to lecturers/professors and students. It also offers sessions for individual or group training regarding a specific subject or library services on demand. As a follow-up to these sessions, users can consult educational material developed by the Library (guides, etc.) through YouTube or Slideshare tools.
TOPICS OR RESOURCES BY
SUBJECT AREA
The Library webpage offers a selection of more than 100 subject area resources, with the most frequently used reference materials for different areas of study.
BIBLIOMETRICS UNIT Bibliometrics Unit is responsible for managing cientĂficacvn (the University of Navarra's scientific and academic information system). It also does research analysis, determines the prospects of research, and advises professors and researchers on accreditation processes and applications for assessment of sixyear research periods. Bibliometrics topics such indicators, publications research.
Unit also provides training on as cientĂficacvn, bibliometric assessing the quality of and career guidance in
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ACCESIBLE LIBRARY Library Services works with the Unit for Assistance to People with Special Needs (UAPD) to help people with motor or sensory impairments by providing them with the following special services:
Access to documents: location and delivery of documents, extended loans, interlabrary loans. Training and support: specialized librarian and digitalization.
Adapted study stations in each Library and specific equipment for people with visual, hearing and motor disabilities. Availability of specific software: Jaws, OpenBook, MICE, CmapTools, Mindono and Hangouts.
THE LIBRARY IN THE SOCIAL NETWORKS Updated information about recent Library acquisitions, training sessions, exhibitions, etc. “BibBlog: La Biblioteca informa” http://bibliotecaun.wordpress.com Reading blog: “Leyendo se entiende la gente” http://leseg.wordpress.com Updated information about open access: “Investigación científica en abierto” http://unavdadun.wordpress.com Video and tutorials about Library services and tools http://www.youtube.com/user/bibliotecaunav The Library in pictures http://www.flickr.com/photos/unavbiblioteca @unavbiblioteca https://twitter.com/unavbiblioteca
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2.4. OTHER SERVICES DOCUMENT COPYING AND PRINTING The Library has self-service equipment for the reproduction of documents by means of photocopiers, printers, scanner or digitalization. The user must always follow the current law regarding intellectual property (Real Decreto Legislativo 1/1996, Ley 23/2006 y Ley 21/2014).
LIBRARIES
PHOTOCOPIER PRINTERS*
SCANNERS**
Architecture
Hall and Studio 6
Library
Clínica Universidad de Navarra
Computer Room
Computer Room
Main
2nd and 4th floors
2nd and 4th floors
Main (South Entrance)
Library Room Undergraduate Room
Library lobby
Science
Library lobby Ground floor
Periodicals Area Library lobby
* The cards that are needed for using the aforementioned equipment can be acquired from the print shops located on the campus or from vending machines. (Science Library lobby, Main—South Entrance Library lobby, and Main Library 3rd floor). ** Some scanners can be booked: http://bit.ly/BiblioEscaner
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MOBILE PHONE VERSION
REFERENCE MANAGEMENT TOOLS The program Mendeley is available to help students and researchers collate and manage citations and references.
WIFI The library has a Wi-Fi eduroam mobility service. You can ask for the configuration manuals in each information desks.
EXHIBITIONS Library Services presents a number of exhibitions each year in the entrance hallway of the Main Library, in which we show our special collections. Online versions of these exhibitions are produced at the same time. There are 35 such virtual exhibitions currently available.
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3. FIGURES AND DATA (2017)
Volumes Books before 1800
1.379.788 30.177
Incunabula
86
Periodicals
19.739
Subscription E-Journals
89.169
E-books
475.485
Databases available for access
250
Library open days during the year
320
Individual study spaces
3.127
Interlibrary loan requests (documents received and sent)
8.591
Volumes loaned
110.351
Investment in acquisitions
2.990.292 €
Downloaded documents
1.261.695*
Searches on online resources Number of documents in Dadun
1.023.919** 35.560
The figures shown are the totals including the libraries of the campuses of San Sebastián, Barcelona and Madrid. *This data shows “Documents downloaded from electronic payment or licensed resources during the year.”
**This data shows “.Searches or queries in electronic payment or licensed resources during the year.”
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hether I shall turn out to be the hero of my own life, or whether that station will be held by anybody else, these pages m
orld. It is a way I have of driving off the spleen and regulating the circulation. Whenever I find myself growing
n a Friday, at twelve o'clock at night. It was remarked that the clock began to strike, and I began to cry, simultaneously. In c
ausing before coffin warehouses, and bringing up the rear of every funeral I meet; and especially whenever my ho had taken a lively interest in me several months before there was any possibility of our becoming personally acquain
epping into the street,asand knocking people’s hats off—then, I account itthe high time to get sea as was seven o’clock ofmethodically abelieved, very warm evening inofthe Seeonee hills when Father Wolf fts inevitably attaching, they to all unlucky infants either gender, born towards small hours on to awoke Friday
s sword; Iorquietly take to ship.On There is nothing surprising in this. If they but knew it, almost all men in their as verified falsified thethe result. the second of theMother question, IWolf will only I ran through ther to get rid ofbythe sleepy feeling in branch their tips. layremark, with that herunless big gray nose drt
sular Manhattoes, round by wharves as Indian by coralofreefs— surrounds it wi pt outcity of of thisthe property; and if belted anybody else should be in the presentisles enjoyment it, he iscommerce heartily welcome to keep
he cavepeople where they allof lived. “Augrh!” saidorFather Wolf. “Itandis preferred time tocork hunt again.” HeLook wasallatg ole is washed by waves, cooledabout by breezes, a few hours previous were out ofjackets, sight of land.know; a-going were short and money that time,which were short of faith I don't
mong other public buildings in a certain town, which for many reasons it will be prudent to refrain fr
hined: “Good luck gofrom with you, O Whitehall, Chief the Wolves. And good luck and like strong white ho offered two pounds in cash, andthence, the balance in sherry,of but declined toWhat be guaranteed from drowning on any higher ba ook to Coenties Slip, and by northward. do you see?—Posted silent sentin
owns, great or then—and small: to wit, a workhouse; andcaul in thislooking workhouse was born; on aships day andcountry, date which as in the market ten years afterwards, the was put up inover a raffle down in our of the tosome fifty Im gainst the spiles; some seated upon the pier-heads; some the bulwarks ofpart from China;
he jackal—Tabaqui, the Dish-licker—and the wolves of India despise Tabaqui because he
ncomfortable and confused, at aallpart of myself beingof disposed of in that way. caul was won, anthis old cla entstage up in of laththe andbusiness plaster—tied to counters, to mortality benches, clinched toThe desks. How thentoIisrecollect, this? Arebyof the green his at events; the nailed item whose name is prefixed the head
he village rubbishheaps. But they are afraid of him too, because Tabaqui, more than anyone lfpenny short—as it took an immense time and a great waste of arithmetic, to endeavour without any effect to prove to h
ound for a dive. Strange! Nothing will content them but the extremest limit of the land; loitering under the shad
remained a matter of considerable doubt whether the child would survive to bear any name at all; in w nd through have thestand—miles forest biting everything inInlanders hisproudest way.all,Even the tiger runs and hides whean bed,runs at ninety-two. understood that was, to the last, her boast, that she never hadand been on the water lling in. And there Ithey of itthem—leagues. they come from lanes alleys, streets
ad, that being within aand couple ofwho pages, would havetopossessed the inestimable merit dignation at the comprised impiety of mariners others, had they the presumption go 'meandering' about the world. It of wasb
isgraceful thing canships overtake a wild creature. call hydrophobia, but in they call it lad the compasses of that all those attract them thither? Once We more. Sayityou are in the country; some high
ways returned, emphasis and withthat an instinctive the strengthisofinher objection, 'Let fortunat us have n lthough I amwith not greater disposed to maintain the beingknowledge born in aof workhouse, itself the most
y a pool in the stream. There is magic in it. no,” Let the most absent-minded of men be plunged in his deepest reve here is no food here.” “For a wolf, said Tabaqui, “but for so mean a person as myself here by', as they say in Scotland. I was a posthumous child. My father's eyes had closed upon the light of this world six m
lr that region.it Should ever be athirst in theTwist great that American try this experiment, if your caravan instance, was theyou best thing for Oliver coulddesert, by possibility have occurred. The fact is,happ tha
e, the Gidur-log jackal people], to that pickI have andofchoose?” He scuttled thehisback the c mething stranger yet in[the the shadowy remembrance my first childish associationstowith white of grave-ston
ver. But here is an artist. He desires to paint you the dreamiest, shadiest, quietest, most enchanting bit of roman
oublesome which custom has rendered necessary to ourwere— easy existence; anditfor some ur little parlour was warmbut andone bright with fire and candle, and thelicking doors ofhis our lips. house almost cruelly, t merrily. “Allpractice, thanks for this good meal,” he said, “How beautiful areseemed the no hollow trunk, as if a hermit and a crucifix were within; and here sleeps his meadow, and there sleep his cattle; and
shall have more to relate by andinby, was the magnate family.this Miss Trotwood, orOliver Miss Betsey, as my surr poo he balance being decidedly favour ofprincipal the latter. Now,ofif,our during brief period, had been
emembered that the bathed children of kings men Tabaqui knew ping spurs of mountains in their hill-sideare blue. But from thoughthe the beginning.” picture lies thusNow, tranced, and though thisa
which was seldom), had been married to a husband younger than herself, who was very handsome, except in the sense of
eere would most inevitably and indubitably have been killed in nointime. There being nobody by, however, by fixed upon the on magic before him. GoFather visit the Prairies when for scores on scores of miles aces. It pleased him tostream see question Mother Wolf lookJune, uncomfortable. en of having once, a disputed ofand supplies, made some hasty but determined arrangements to throw her ou
ere! Were Niagara but a cataract ofHesand, would you travel your milesbetween toa see Why didre urgeon who did such matters by contract; and Nature fought out theaccording point them. The d effect a separation by mutual consent. wentOliver to India with his capital, andthousand there, to wild it? legend in our
Anyhow, fromthe India his burden death reached home, within ten years. How affected aunt, nobody kne fegum. the workhouse facttidings of a ofnew having been imposed upon thethey parish, bymy setting up as loud
ng way off, established herself there as a single woman with one servant, and was understood to live secluded, ever afte
ery useful appendage, a voice, for a much longer space of time than three minutes and a quarter. As O
his marriage, on the ground that my mother was 'a wax doll'. She had never seen my mother, but she knew her to be no
arelessly flung over the airon rustled; the said, palesixface of abefore young woman was raised feebly f licate constitution. He died year bedstead, afterwards, and, as I have months I came into the world
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