[Madelon by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman]@TWC D-Link bookMadelon CHAPTER XV 18/18
In a way, out-doors was the truest home of all these Hautvilles, with the strain of wild nomadic blood in their veins. The sight of the little fireless dwellings of woodland things, the empty nests revealed on the naked trees, the scattered berries on leafless bushes, the winter larders of birds, the tiny track of a wild hare or a partridge in the snow, disturbed less the current of their inmost life, as being more the wonted surroundings of their existence, than all the sounds and sights and savors within four domestic walls. Eugene tramped on for miles over paths well known to him, which were hidden now beneath the snow, pondering upon himself and Dorothy Fair, and never gave his sister, whose guardian he had been, another thought..
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