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The Weavers
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CHAPTER XLII
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He said he had misused her because he had never loved her truly, only pride and vainglory being in his heart.

Then he spoke summat to her that was there to forgive him and help him over the stile 'twixt this field and it that's Beyond and Away, which made her cry out in pain and say that he must fix his thoughts on other things.

And she prayed out loud for him, for he would have no parson there.

She prayed and prayed as never priest or parson prayed, and at last he got quiet and still, and, when she stopped praying, he did not speak or open his eyes for a longish while.
But when the old clock on the stable was striking twelve, he opened his eyes wide, and when it had stopped, he said: 'It is always twelve by the clock that stops at noon.

I've done no good.


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