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A Changed Man and Other Tales

CHAPTER X
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But I'm afeard we can't do it nohow.' 'I should like to oblige him,' said the gentlemanly old incumbent.

'And I would forego all fees willingly.

Still, if you and the others don't think you can carry it out, I am in doubt what to say.' Well, sir; I've made inquiry of a Sidlinch woman as to his burial, and what I thought seems true.

They buried en wi' a new six-foot hurdle-saul drough's body, from the sheep-pen up in North Ewelease though they won't own to it now.

And the question is, Is the moving worth while, considering the awkwardness ?' 'Have you heard anything more of the young man ?' Ezra had only heard that he had embarked that week for Spain with the rest of the regiment.


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