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The Woodlanders

CHAPTER XX
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In the moonlight Suke looked very beautiful, the scratches and blemishes incidental to her out-door occupation being invisible under these pale rays.

While they remain silent the coarse whir of the eternal night-jar burst sarcastically from the top of a tree at the nearest corner of the wood.

Besides this not a sound of any kind reached their ears, the time of nightingales being now past, and Hintock lying at a distance of two miles at least.
In the opposite direction the hay-field stretched away into remoteness till it was lost to the eye in a soft mist..


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