Baptist Kettleby (for so was the Master named) was a "goodly portly man, and a corpulent," whose fair round paunch bespoke the affection he entertained for good liquor and good living. As he pocketed it, her open palm reached out and slapped his cheek. She had time in the afternoons to do crewelwork and embroidery, no longer occupied by the constant spinning of wool. But to-day he did not get beyond half a dozen desultory start-offs.
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