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Harry Heathcote of Gangoil

CHAPTER XII
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The old woman sobbed and cried over her son, at the same time expressing her thankfulness that he should have turned up in the forest so exactly at the proper moment, evidently taking part in the conviction that her Giles had saved Gangoil and all its sheep.

And then there were all the necessary arrangements to be made for the night, in accordance with which almost every body had to give up his or her bed and sleep somewhere else.

But nothing disturbed Harry.

For the present he was allowed to occupy his own room, and he enjoyed the privilege.
Kate Daly during this time was much disturbed in mind.

The reader may remember--Kate, at any rate, remembered well--that, just as the doctor had arrived to set his broken bone, Mr.Medlicot, disabled as he was, had attempted to take her by the arm.


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