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The Moon Rock

CHAPTER XIV
10/18

For twelve months I've been goin' acrass the moors to see a sister of mine, who's lonely, poor saul, havin' lost her man in the war--drawned in a drifter 'e was--and catchin' this wagonette back every night, with never a saul to speak to, until last night.

Last night there was a passerger, and to-night there's you.

Tes strange, come to think of it." He looked hard at Barrant as if for some confirmatory expression of surprise at this remarkable accession to the wagonette's fares.

He waited so long that Barrant felt called upon to say something.
"Who was your fellow passenger last night ?" "Now you're asking me a question which takes a bit of answerin'," replied Mr.Portgartha.

"'Twas like this.


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