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Vandemark’s Folly

CHAPTER III
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She was so tender and motherly about it that I permitted her to strip me to my shirt, and then turned in.

The bed was soft, and sleep began to come back to me.

I saw my new friend preparing for bed, and presently I awoke to find her lying by me, and holding me in her arms: I heard her sitheing[2], and I was sure she was crying.

This woke me up, and I lay wondering if there was anything I could do for her, but I said nothing.

Pretty soon there came a loud rap at the door, and a woman asked to be let in.
[2] The writer insists that "sitheing" is quite a different thing from sighing, being a long-drawn, quivering sigh.


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