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The Lane That Had No Turning
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CHAPTER X
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Medallion said he had been able to sell the things at once; but he did not tell her that they were stored in a loft of the Little Chemist's house, and that the Little Chemist's wife had wept over them and carried the case to the shrine of the Blessed Virgin.
It did not matter that the father and brothers stormed.

Annette was firm; the dot was hers, and she would do as she wished.

She carried the money to the miller.

He took it grimly and gave her a receipt, grossly mis-spelled, and, as she was about to go, brought his fist heavily down on his leg and said: "Mon Dieu, it is brave--it is grand--it is an angel." Then he chuckled: "So, so! It was true.

I am old, ugly, and a fool.


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