[The Light in the Clearing by Irving Bacheller]@TWC D-Link bookThe Light in the Clearing CHAPTER XI 23/29
He has put these rags upon my back, this fire in my heart, this wild look in my eyes.
Wait and you shall see what I will put upon him." I knew that old Kate was not the irresponsible, witless creature that people thought her to be.
I had begun to think of her with a kind of awe as one gifted above all others.
One by one the things she had said of the future seemed to be coming true. When we had pulled the cart into the stable I tried to shift one of the bags of grain and observed that my hands trembled and that it seemed very heavy. As we were going into the house the schoolmaster said: "Now, Mary, you take this lantern and go across the street to the house o' Deacon Binks, the constable.
You'll find him asleep by the kitchen stove.
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