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Warlock o’ Glenwarlock

CHAPTER XXIV
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Still it rained and still the sun would shine out.

He had grown very hungry before at length he reached a tiny hamlet, and in it a cottage with a window that displayed loaves.

He went in, took the largest he saw, and was on the point of tearing a great piece out of it, when he thought, it would be but polite to pay for it first, and put his hand in his pocket.

It was well he did so, for in his pocket was no purse! Either it had been stolen at the inn, or he had lost it on the way.

He put down the loaf.
"I am very sorry," he said, "but I find I have lost my purse." The woman looked him in the face with keen enquiring eyes; then apparently satisfied with her scrutiny, smiled, and said, "Ne'er trouble yoursel', sir.


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