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The Woodlanders

CHAPTER XIV
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How long has he complained of the tree ?" asked the doctor of Marty.
"Weeks and weeks, sir.

The shape of it seems to haunt him like an evil spirit.

He says that it is exactly his own age, that it has got human sense, and sprouted up when he was born on purpose to rule him, and keep him as its slave.

Others have been like it afore in Hintock." They could hear South's voice up-stairs "Oh, he's rocking this way; he must come! And then my poor life, that's worth houses upon houses, will be squashed out o' me.

Oh! oh!" "That's how he goes on," she added.


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