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are for the living* * ... her sister’s marriage to a Yankee officer . . . the tournament at Meriden. . . the black eyes of Avery Calhoun. . . Miss Bessie Mason’s School for Girls and Young^Ladies. . .the dance on her seventeenth birth, day. . . Avery Calhoun's arrival in town. . . the second tournament-she the Queen of Love and Beauty. . . Avery’s strict ideas: * ‘The Calhouns have always been a Godfearing and a God-serving family. You are now a Calhoun. There will be no drinking of wine or spirits in this family.’ " Her children-Avery and Elizabeth. . . the moonstone brooch. . . her argument with Avery about the Firemen’s Ball . . .Avery’s death and her feeling of guilt. . . Henry Darby’s courtship. . . her Darby children-Jonathan, Jane, Henrietta. . . Elizabeth’s marriage to a factory worker. . . tin:
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