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The Lady Of Blossholme

CHAPTER II
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Hark! Jeffrey calls, and if they stand, the horses will take cold.

There, fare you well.

Fear not for me, I wear a chain shirt beneath my cloak.

Get back to bed and warm you," and he kissed her on the brow, thrust her from him and was gone.
Thus did Cicely and her father part--for ever.
All that day Sir John and Jeffrey, his serving-man, trotted forward through the snow--that is, when they were not obliged to walk because of the depth of the drifts.

Their plan was to reach a certain farm in a glade of the woodland within two hours of sundown, and sleep there, for they had taken the forest path, leaving again for the Fens and Cambridge at the dawn.


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