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Lorna Doone
A Romance of Exmoor

CHAPTER XXXI
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If there is law in the land he shall not.

Surely, John, you will not let him ?' 'That I won't,' said I, 'except upon the conditions which I offered him once before.

If we owe him the pony, we owe him the straps.' Sweet Annie laughed, like a bell, at this, and then she went on with her story.
'Well, John, we were perfectly miserable.

You cannot understand it, of course; but I used to go every evening, and hug poor Dolly, and kiss her, and beg her to tell me where she had been, and what she had seen, that day.

But never having belonged to Balaam, darling Dolly was quite unsuccessful, though often she strove to tell me, with her ears down, and both eyes rolling.


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