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The Shepherd of the Hills

CHAPTER XVII
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He seemed not to hear, but stood as though fascinated by the scene.

He still could not grasp the truth of the situation, but the beauty of the hour moved him deeply.
"What a marvelous, what a wonderful sight!" he said at last in a low tone.

"I do not wonder the boy loves to roam the hills a night like this.

Look, Grant! See how soft the moonlight falls on that patch of grass this side of the old tree yonder, and how black the shadow is under that bush, like the mouth of a cave, a witch's cave.

I am sure there are ghosts and goblins in there, with fairies and gnomes, and perhaps a dragon or two.


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