”iffure”hefoundthathisheadrosepollen.

”ouryoungfrieheentireh,litantandtriuhant.”

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tobe,ithroughtheshortisesthisevening.uriedtheair;ithadfurthertobefearedthattheyoungnhadstolenanaprit.stsightiheeveningprioses.

uriself.iftheparsonhadntlookedsodaeduglyheigrateddidsothing7anyniunicate.”sdurhauedatuhisoofar.

”servantsaresoine,”saidtheoldlady.”theytellnothing.e.sooffhegoes.norhall,letshaveyouradviceoverthiscrisis:wouldyoudo”

sdurhariedtobegrave,buturice,sheratherliked,eclergynabroadthereobeone.

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”thankyou,sir,itseeratherstrange.”

gainstfreedoandheindoors.

”iakesurethatheandnottheeiure.aybeyourideaionbutitisntneanditchrists.”

thersdurha”hepersisted.”iuoodsodistined.”

”yetigointothekitetopreparehiroperlybeforehesails,evenifthebishopuldbeprevailedupon.”

”ithoughtso,borenius,ididthinkso.”

”ohhall”criedtheoldlady.”hoeisyouriffure.”

”thatsidea,sir,”e.

”oh,dontbru**off.ilikeitonyourblackhair.borenius,ishenotquitebaalian”

”adaoraustralia,

”oyou.”

”butyoue.thatisakesochofapointustappearverytrivialtoyou.”

agaiheeyrating.”

ii

”yes,butedand,thiscrisishavearisen.”

itartaspeehisbrainhadknoontsofunusualporboreniusly,”theunbelieverhasalobeliefought