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The Mysterious Stranger and Other Stories

CHAPTER 5
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After a week's practice it wouldn't have given her any trouble.

It is the way we are made.
I was in trouble, for how would Marget live?
Ursula could not find a coin in the road every day--perhaps not even a second one.

And I was ashamed, too, for not having been near Marget, and she so in need of friends; but that was my parents' fault, not mine, and I couldn't help it.
I was walking along the path, feeling very down-hearted, when a most cheery and tingling freshening-up sensation went rippling through me, and I was too glad for any words, for I knew by that sign that Satan was by.

I had noticed it before.

Next moment he was alongside of me and I was telling him all my trouble and what had been happening to Marget and her uncle.


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