10/14 'It is only his greatcoat and hat and breeches that I've got on, which is no harm, as he was my own husband; and I do it only because a cloak blows about so, and you can't use your arms. I have got my own dress under just the same--it is only tucked in! Will you go away upstairs and let me pass? 'You are a smuggler,' he continued sadly. Whatever did you engage in such a trade as that for, and keep it such a secret from me all this time ?' 'I don't do it always. I only do it in winter-time when 'tis new moon.' 'Well, I suppose that's because it can't be done anywhen else. |