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The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn

CHAPTER 17: Brother And Sister
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The air of the forest and the sweet breath of the pines were enough, as she said, to give her new life; and she descended eagerly to meet and greet her brother, and to examine the purchases he had made.
The first excitement was the ass who bore the heavy load.

Cuthbert had had some trouble in making a way for the creature to pass down into the dell; but once here, he would never stray away of his own accord.

Indeed, he appeared to have no disposition that way, for he began at once to crop the emerald sward around the well with an air of great contentment, whilst Cuthbert unloaded him and displayed his purchases to his sister.
"There is thy suit, young Peter," he said with a smile.

"I trow thou wilt make a pretty boy, and wilt find thyself more fitted for our new life thus habited, and canst rove in the forest thus clad, an thou hast a mind that way, more safely than thou couldest in a maid's dress.

And here is wine to put some colour into thy pale cheeks, and food to last us many a day, and blankets to wrap about us by night when the wind blows chill, and this heavy cloak to keep the rain from thee when the skies weep.


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