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Springhaven

CHAPTER XX
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If it had gone off, it would have gone over me; but you chose to stand up, like a stupid.

Your life was saved, beyond all doubt, by him; and the way you acknowledge it is to go and tell his chief enemy that he was there observing him!" "Well, I never!" Faith exclaimed, with more vigour than grace of language.

"A minute ago you knew nothing of him, and even wondered who he was, and now you know all about his enemies! I am afraid that you stick at nothing." "I don't stick thinking, as you do, Miss," Dolly answered, without abashment, and knowing that the elder hated to be so addressed; "but things come to me by the light of nature, without a twelvemonth of brown-study.

When I said what you remind me of, in such a hurry, it was perfectly true--so true that you need have no trouble about it, with all your truth.

But since that, a sudden idea flashed across me, the sort of idea that proves itself.


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