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  2. THE NOVELIST.

    No doubt the bodily shock, the laceration of her nerves, and the condition she was in had something to do with the way Sibylla looked at the matter and with the ...

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  3. MARGERY O' THE MILL.

    A ramping fool; to brag and stamp and swear. Margery was in her dairy; that newly fitted-up dairy in which she took such pride. Site was skimming the cream, an ...

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  5. CHAPTER XVI.

    What she saith ye may trust As it by writing seaied were:- Harry stood by the milldoor an hour or two later, and signalled to Luke by a ...

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