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The Story of Bawn

CHAPTER XXXIX
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I would come in upon Terence Murphy scrubbing a floor or polishing silver or some such thing, and he would look up as my shadow fell on him.
"Any news, Miss Bawn ?" "None, Terence, not yet." "Ah, well; sure, it's on its way.

There's nothing like being ready in time." Day after day now he lit the fires in Anthony's rooms.

Day after day I went across and gathered the little lavender primulas, the faint, garden primroses, the crocuses and violets and wall-flowers, and filled bowls and vases with them.

I believe Terence Murphy used to wait up till the small hours, lest by chance his master should come unannounced.

Always the house stood ready for him, like our hearts.


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