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At the Foot of the Rainbow

CHAPTER X
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As youth surged back, with it returned roundness of form, freshness of face, and that bred the desire to be daintily dressed.

So of pretty light fabrics she made many summer dresses, for wear mourning she would not.
When calmness returned to Mary, she had told the Dolans the whole story.

"Now do you ixpict me to grieve for the man ?" she asked.
"Fiftane years with him, through his lying tongue, whin by ivery right of our souls and our bodies, Dannie Micnoun and I belanged to each other.

Mourn for him! I'm glad he's dead! Glad! Glad! If he had not died, I should have killed him, if Dannie did not! It was a happy thing that he died.

His death saved me mortal sin.


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