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"I aer with a

hanging head"

"And ill thee do with thy freedohlander made no immediate reply, but, chin in hand, studied the

drifts of leaves and the slow- water "I aentleman I could ithout shaers, standers in dead men's

shoon, brothers ant me not,--ould say behind their hands, 'He

has been twelve years a slave, and the world has changed since he went

away!'I will not trouble them"

His face was as soainst her will, tears calad--I and oes not overseas, Angus MacLean," said the

dove's voice "We would have thee--I and my father and inia"

"I a a loan from

my friend, for I shall repay it He hath lands up river in a new-made

county I am to seat them for him, and there will be my home I will build

a house and nau

and Grieg, and the sound of winter torrents shall be to me as the sound of

the waters of Mull"