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The Story of Bawn

CHAPTER XIX
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Luke never did anything that would put his old father and mother in the power of Garret Dawson.

He has frightened them because I was not there to protect them.

I shall tear through his web of lies." As she said it the light came to her eyes and the colour to her lips, and I wondered that any one could ever have thought her plain.
"So you see, Bawn," she said, as she took the letter from me and folded it up, "there was cause for our return.

You know I would not take you away from your enjoyment without cause." "Yes, I knew that," I said.
Indeed, when we reached Aghadoe my grandmother was so tremulous in her joy at seeing us, and she clung so to Mary Champion, that we might have been away two years instead of two weeks.
It was late when we arrived, and there was supper prepared for us; and while we ate it my grandfather sat in his chair by the window, where we could not see his face, and was silent.

There was a gloom over the meal, a sense of trouble impending.


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