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"You--are not hurt?" she inquired anxiously
"Hurt?" said Barnabas, "no, not hurt, Mistress Clereat deal--older"
"I saw it all, through the , and yet I--don't knohy you are
alive"
"I think because I was so very much--afraid," said Barnabas
"Sir," said she, with her brown hands clasped together, "was it
for--if it was for--my sake that you--quarrelled, and--"
"No," said Barnabas, "it was because of--another"
Nohen he said this, Clemency stared at him wide-eyed, and, all
in a moment, flushed painfully and turned away, so that Barnabas
wondered
"Good-by!" said she, suddenly, and crossed to the door, but upon the
threshold paused; "I did pray for you," she said, over her shoulder