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The Goose Girl

CHAPTER XIX
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Of the vintner he thought: "The hot-headed young fool, to risk his life like that!" He would see later what he meant in regard to Gretchen.

Poor little goose-girl! They would find that there was one man interested enough in her welfare to stand by her.

His hands yet stung from the contact of wood against steel, and his hair was damp at the edges.

This was a bit of old war-times.
"Are you hurt, Excellency ?" asked the clerk solicitously.
"Hurt ?" "Yes.

I heard a woman scream and ran to the window.


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