[Alec Forbes of Howglen by George MacDonald]@TWC D-Link bookAlec Forbes of Howglen CHAPTER XXIX 1/19
It was very dark by the time she left the house, for the night was drizzly; but she knew the windings of Glamerton almost as well as the way up her garret-stair.
Thomas's door was half open, and a light was shining from the kitchen.
She knocked timidly.
At the same moment she heard the voice of Thomas from the other end of this house, which consisted only of a _but and a ben_.
In the ben-end (the inner originally, hence better room) there was no light: Thomas often sat in the dark. "Jean, come ben to worship," he cried roughly. "Comin', Thamas," answered Jean. Again Annie knocked, but again without result.
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