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Penelope’s Experiences in Scotland

CHAPTER XVI
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The foe looked at us suspiciously for a moment (Francesca's hats are not easily forgotten), and then vanished up the path, to tell the people at Crummylowe, I suppose, that their grounds were invested by marauding strangers whose curiosity was manifestly the outgrowth of a republican government.
As she disappeared in one direction, we walked slowly in the other; and just as we reached the corner of the pasture where two stone walls meet, and where a group of oaks gives grateful shade, we heard children's voices.
"No, no!" cried somebody; "it must be still higher at this end, for the tower--this is where the king will sit.

Help me with this heavy one, Rafe.

Dandie, mind your foot.

Why don't you be making the flag for the ship ?--and do keep the Wrig away from us till we finish building!".


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