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Wessex Tales

CHAPTER III
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No, Downe, we must look the thing in the face.
Not poppy nor mandragora--however, how are your wife and children ?' Downe said that they were all well, thanks; they were out that morning somewhere; he was just looking to see if they were walking that way.

Ah, there they were, just coming down the street; and Downe pointed to the figures of two children with a nursemaid, and a lady walking behind them.
'You will come out and speak to her ?' he asked.
'Not this morning.

The fact is I don't care to speak to anybody just now.' 'You are too sensitive, Mr.Barnet.

At school I remember you used to get as red as a rose if anybody uttered a word that hurt your feelings.' Barnet mused.


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