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Woes as she went swiftly past,

and she exchanged greetings with thereat a hurry

to stop, and one child followed after her with bitter co to so their

nets on the jetty, called down to Dick, as lying--he was always

reclining on so in the stern of his anchored boat; then

she went, e, a sound rose froled with

the hounds She stopped and

listened, and wondered whether the stag would run down the hill, as it

sometimes did; then she went on Presently she heard another sound--the

tap, tap of a horse's hoofs Her quick ear distinguished it as different

froe carts, and she

looked up the road curiously It was not the doctor's horse; she knew

the stahter, e she saw the horse and horsehbred, as she knew; for