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Huntingtower

CHAPTER XI
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With the wind behind her Mrs.Morran breasted the ascent till she had on her right the moorland running south to the Lochan valley and on her left Garple chafing in its deep forested gorges.

Her eyes were quick and she noted with interest a weasel creeping from a fern-clad cairn.

A little way on she passed an old ewe in difficulties and assisted it to rise.

"But for me, my wumman, ye'd hae been braxy ere nicht," she told it as it departed bleating.

Then she realized that she had come a certain distance.
"Losh, I maun be gettin' back or the hen will be spiled," she cried, and was on the verge of turning.
But something caught her eye a hundred yards farther on the road.


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