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Sylvia’s Lovers
Vol. III

CHAPTER XXXVIII
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I had seen little enough of him; but enough to make me able to swear to him anywhere, even in a marine's uniform, and in this sweltering country.' 'Faces once seen, especially in excitement, are apt to return upon the memory in cases of fever,' quoth the doctor, sententiously.
The attendant sailor, reinstalled to some complacency by the failure of another in the search in which he himself had been unsuccessful, now put in his explanation.
'Maybe it was a spirit.

It's not th' first time as I've heared of a spirit coming upon earth to save a man's life i' time o' need.

My father had an uncle, a west-country grazier.

He was a-coming over Dartmoor in Devonshire one moonlight night with a power o' money as he'd got for his sheep at t' fair.

It were stowed i' leather bags under th' seat o' th' gig.


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