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"Ay," she said, "of my own free will"

Well, ere married, and Master Jeremy Sparroished us joy, and Kent would have kissed the bride had I not frowned him off He and Belfield strode away, and I left her there, and went to get her bundle fro, I found her seated on the turf, her chin in her hand and her dark eyes watching the distant play of lightning Master Sparrow had left his post, and was nowhere to be seen

I gave her my hand and led her to the shore; then loosedoff when a voice hailed us froreat bunch of red roses whirled past me and fell into her lap "Sweets to the sweet, you know," said Master Jereenially "Goodwife Allen will never h or to swear,--for I had never given her flowers,--when she settled the question forit upon the flood

A sudden puff of wind brought the sail around, hiding his fallen countenance The wind freshened, co from the bay, and the boat was off like a startled deer When I next saw him he had recovered his equani us a farewell I looked at the beauty opposite me, and, with a sudden moveorously in turn