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Carette of Sark

CHAPTER XXXIX
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I recognised him, and we smuggled him off so that he should not be hanged;" and on that understanding we knocked on the door and went in.
My grandfather was reading in one of his big books, my mother was at her knitting, and Krok was busy over a fishing-net.
"Ah, you two!" said my mother.

"What mischief are you plotting now?
It is like old times to see you with your heads together.

But, ma fe, you seem to have changed places.

What trouble have you been getting into, George ?" "Aw then, Rachel!--It is out of trouble I am getting.

I bring you strange news;" and she sat looking up at him with deep wonder in her eyes.
Perhaps she saw behind his face into his thoughts--into his heart.


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