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Laddie

CHAPTER I
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She told us she could see past him into the house and there was such finery as never in all her days had she laid eyes on.

She said he was mannerly as could be, but he had the coldest, severest face she ever saw.
They had two men and a woman servant, and no one could coax a word from them, about why those people acted as they did.

They said 'orse, and 'ouse, and Hengland.

They talked so funny you couldn't have understood them anyway.

They never plowed or put in a crop.


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