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A day or two later on, the weather changed, the wind blew up in angry

soughs fro

tide, curled the green wave-tops into those sh weather The sea-gulls let the to each other excitedly, the little

sea-crows stayed quietly at home in the safe crannies of the cliff

Old Dan Griffiths the fisher betokened the brewing of a storm, nevertheless Valmai

was out early Her small household duties had been attended to She

had skimmed the cream in the dairy, and fed the new calf; she had

scattered the grain before the flocks of fowls and pigeons in the

far hi from hooing to a ht"

"Are you going to walk?"

"Why, no! ride, of course Where's Malen?"

"I think Shoni was just putting her into the cart"

"Oh! I forgot to tell him," said the absent- her here at once"

Valh the stubble of the

far the last buckle of Malen's

cart harness