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Kenny

CHAPTER XX
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He meant to roll the shades to the top and with the cold wind upon his face and the stars winking in silver beneficence overhead, to lie awake and think until the dawn came.

He slept soundly, dreaming of thistledown and a little old woman in a green cloak who came out of a hill and played a tune upon a sort of lantern-flute.

The notes had winged off in bars of music written in fire against the darkness.

He had not finished the dream when he was awakened by someone knocking at his door.
It was Hughie, his face pale and disturbed.
"Mr.O'Neill," he said, "I'm wondering if you'd drive down to the village and telephone the doctor to come here first.

Mr.Craig's had a bad fall.


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