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"I don't believe they do any shooting, Mr Glenare, sir, from all accounts"

"And the teachers-they are all woatha, I believe they call

the abroad They're

very quiet neighbors, and they go away in the suular

home, sir And there's the little chapel quite near the

wall; the young ardener's

the only other hbors were Protestant nuns

and school-girls, with a chaplain and gardener thrown

in for variety Still, the chaplainin the ter the acquaintance

of a clergyht

be a part of the game: my soul was to be watched over

by a rural priest, while, there being nothing else to do,

I was to give uard and housekeeper, was brushing the

hearth with deliberate care

"Show o to

bed"

He brought frohts, and explained: "This was Mr Glenaro to bed with I'ht I detected sorandfather's memory was dear to him

I reflected, and I waswere you with Mr Glenarm, Bates?" I

inquired, as I followed him into the hall

"Five years, sir He employed me the year you went