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The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn

CHAPTER 16: The Pixies' Dell
11/31

We of the younger generation have never been to visit them, since they are too old to wish for the presence of the young, and love not to see the changeless current of their lives interrupted.

I remember that of old, when we were in disgrace for some prank, our grandam would shake her head at us and vow we should be sent to her sister Dowsabel for chastisement, and stay with her till we learned better manners.

So we have grown up in the fancy that these kinswomen be something stern and redoubtable ladies.

Nevertheless, if thou wast to put thy sister beneath their care, I trow they would receive her with kindness and treat her well, and she would scarce regret the Gate House were the captivity never so hard.

Nor would Nicholas Trevlyn be like to seek her there, though at the Chase he would find her at once, were we to strive to aid her flight as we aided thine." Cuthbert saw this plainly, and asked a few more eager questions about these ladies and where they might be found.


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