Crossword-Solution: KIMBLE 6 letters, 2 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 14

Indeed, while to Miss Kimble and the girls he was “_a mad-like object_” in his awkward ill-fitting clothes, made by a village tailor in the height of the village fashion, to Ginevra he looked hardly less angelic now than he did then.

Sclater, slowly recovering his breath: he was not yet quite sure of Gibbie, or confident how best he was to be managed; “this young--_gentleman_ is Sir Gilbert Galbraith, my ward.--Sir Gilbert, this lady is Miss Kimble.

When they met Miss Kimble and her “young ladies,” they were on their way from the coach-office to the minister’s house in Daur Street.

Recalling what her husband had told her of the odd meeting between the boy and a young lady at Miss Kimble’s school--some relation, she thought he had said--also the desire to see her again which Gibbie, on more than one occasion, had shown, she thought whether she could turn the acquaintance to account.

She did not much like Miss Kimble, chiefly because of her affectations--which, by the way, were caricatures of her own; but she knew her very well, and there was no reason why she should not ask her to come and spend the evening, and bring two or three of the elder girls with her: a little familiarity with the looks, manners, and dress of refined girls of his own age, would be the best antidote to his taste for low society, from that of bakers’ daughters downwards.