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Foes

CHAPTER XVII
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He lifted it and bore it from the Kelpie's Pool and up the moor.

He was a man much stronger than the ordinary; he carried it as though he felt no weight.

The icy water of the pool upon him was as nothing, and as he walked his face was still as a stone face in a desert.

So he came with Elspeth's body back to the glen, and Mother Binning saw him coming.
"Hech, sirs! Hech, sirs! Will it hae been that way--will it hae been that way ?" He stopped for a moment.

He laid his burden down upon the boards just within the door and smoothed back the streaming hair.


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