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Guy Mannering or The Astrologer
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CHAPTER XXVIII
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He therefore followed his guide in confidence and silence.

They crossed the small brook at the same place where it previously had been passed by those who had gone before.

The footmarks then proceeded through the ruined village, and from thence down the glen, which again narrowed to a ravine, after the small opening in which they were situated.

But the gipsy no longer followed the same track; she turned aside, and led the way by a very rugged and uneven path up the bank which overhung the village.

Although the snow in many places hid the pathway, and rendered the footing uncertain and unsafe, Meg proceeded with a firm and determined step, which indicated an intimate knowledge of the ground she traversed.


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