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reached his own precincts, where, as he passed through the court, he
auto in the shed and
around One of theon-spokes
"Hey?" said Melbury, looking hard at hi suddenly aithout answering, he went up
the court and entered the house As tiet past, they leisurely surveyed the
door through which he had disappeared
"What s the elder
"Soot a maid of yer
own, John Upjohn, that costs ye what she costs him, that will take the
squeak out of your Sunday shoes, John! But you'll never be tall enough
to acco for ye, John, as
things be Well, he ought to have a dozen--that would bring hiether last Sunday, and when they came to
a puddle he lifted her over like a halfpenny doll He ought to have a
dozen; he'd let 'eh puddles for themselves then"