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will," he said "But the men will be here directly Why,
Marty!--whatever has happened to your head? Lord, it has shrunk to
nothing--it looks an apple upon a gate-post!"
Her heart swelled, and she could not speak At length she round, "I've ly--and
hateful--that's what I've done!"
"No, no," he answered "You've only cut your hair--I see now
"Then why ate-posts?"
"Let ish dawn He did not
attempt to follow her When she reached her father's door she stood on
the step and looked back Mr Melbury'sup the spars, and their lanterns appeared from the distance at
which she stood to have wan circles round the She observed the the horses, and then went indoors