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The Man From Glengarry

CHAPTER XX
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They were all children again, and with children's hearts were happy in childhood's simple joys.

And why not?
There are no joys purer than those of the open air; of grass and trees flooded with the warm light and sweet scents of the soft springtime.

Too soon it all came to an end, and then they set off to convoy the stately old lady to her carriage at the top of the cliff.

Far in front went Kate, disdaining the assistance of Harry and Mr.Sims, who escorted her.

Near at hand the lieutenant was in attendance upon Maimie, who seemed to need his constant assistance; for the way was rough, and there were so many jutting points of rock for wonderful views, and often the very prettiest plants were just out of reach.


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