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The Cloister and the Hearth

CHAPTER X
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They were so indistinct, they looked like one huge form.

He waved his bonnet to them with trembling hand: then he undid the silk rapidly but carefully, and made one end fast to his knife and lowered it till it ceased to draw.

Then he counted a hundred.

Then pulled the silk carefully up: it came up a little heavier.

At last he came to a large knot, and by that knot a stout whipcord was attached to the silk.


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