text_original: Rhoda sat on the back seat with Mrs. Gill. It was a still, sultry evening. The languor of the waning summer seemed to have stolen upon her unawares, and the good woman found her a dull companion. Mrs. Gill was proud of her son, proud of his fine horse, a fiery young chestnut, proud of the chaise, which had been newly painted and varnished. But these subjects had little interest for Miss Farren.
text_transcription: RHODA SAT ON THE BACK SEAT WITH MISSUS GILL IT WAS A STILL SULTRY EVENING THE LANGUOR OF THE WANING SUMMER SEEMED TO HAVE STOLEN UPON HER UNAWARES AND THE GOOD WOMAN FOUND HER A DULL COMPANION MISSUS GILL WAS PROUD OF HER SON PROUD OF HIS FINE HORSE A FIERY YOUNG CHESTNUT PROUD OF THE CHAISE WHICH HAD BEEN NEWLY PAINTED AND VARNISHED BUT THESE SUBJECTS HAD LITTLE INTEREST FOR MISS FARRAN
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