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Mary Anerley

CHAPTER XXI
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But you are quite welcome to a pitcherful." This was the rarest affability of Pet; and he expected extraordinary thanks.
But Insie looked at him with surprise.

"I am very much obliged to you," she said; "but I never asked any one to give it me, unless it is the beck itself; and the beck never seems to grudge it." "You are not like anybody I ever saw.

You speak very different from the people about here; and you look very different ten times over." Insie reddened at his steadfast gaze, and turned her sweet soft face away.

And yet she wanted to know more.

"Different means a great many things.


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