[Audrey by Mary Johnston]@TWC D-Link bookAudrey CHAPTER IX 3/26
The latter shrugged his shoulders.
"So long as you tie him neck and heels with a Campbell I am content," he answered.
"Are you going? I'll just bar the windows and lock the door, and then I'll be off with yonder copper cadet of a French house. Good-day to you.
I'll be back to-night." "Ye'd better," said the overseer, with another widening of his thin lips. "For myself, I bear ye no ill-will; for my grandmither--rest her soul!--came frae the north, and I aye thought a Stewart better became the throne than a foreign-speaking body frae Hanover.
But if the store is not open the morn I'll raise hue and cry, and that without wasting time.
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