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Allan’s Wife

CHAPTER XIV
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In the centre of the dress were the withered wreath and flowers she had worn, and with them a little paper packet.

I opened it; it contained a lock of my own hair! I remembered then that I had searched for this dress when I came away and could not find it, for I had forgotten the secret recess in the floor.
Taking the dress with me, I left the hut for the last time.

Leaving my horse tied to a tree, I walked to the graveyard, through the ruined garden.

There it was a mass of weeds, but over my darling's grave grew a self-sown orange bush, of which the scented petals fell in showers on to the mound beneath.

As I drew near, there was a crash and a rush.


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