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The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn

CHAPTER 12: May Day In The Forest
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He could hear scraps of lover-like dialogue, that sent his heart back to Cherry, and made him long to have her beside him; but that being impossible, he gave himself up to the enjoyment of the present, and found pleasure in everything about him.
He had been before to this gay fair, held every May Day, to which all the rustic folks from far and near flocked with one accord.

He knew well the look of the tents and booths, the bright dresses of the women, the feats of skill and strength carried on between the younger men, the noise, the merriment, the revelry that towards sundown became almost an orgie.
But in the bright noon-day light all was at its best.

Kate was delighted with everything, especially with the May Queen upon her throne, surrounded by her attendant maidens in their white holiday dresses, with their huge posies in their hands.

This was the place for love making, and it attracted the lovers not a little.
Cuthbert, who undertook to tie up the horse in some safe place, and then wandered alone through the shifting throng, found them still upon the green when he rejoined them after his ramble.

Plainly there was something of interest greater than before going on in this quarter.


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