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Mary Erskine

CHAPTER X
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So she walked along as fast as she could go.
Phonny unfortunately was rendered only the more determined to climb the tree by Malleville's opposition.

He accordingly mounted up to the top of the fence, and thence reaching the lower branches of the tree he succeeded at length, by dint of much scrambling and struggling, in lifting himself up among them.

He climbed out to the limb where he had seen the appearances of a bird's nest, but found to his disappointment that there was no bird's nest there.

The bunch was only a little tuft of twigs growing out together.
Phonny then began to shout out for Malleville to wait for him.
"Mal--le--ville! Mal--le--ville!" said he.

"Wait a minute for me.


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