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My Lady’s Money

CHAPTER XIV
12/15

"If you really could name the thief, I believe you would do it now." She turned away with a frown on her pretty face.

Old Sharon followed her.

Even his coarse sensibilities appeared to feel the irresistible ascendancy of beauty and youth.
"I say!" he began, "we must part friends, you know--or I shall break my heart over it.

They have got milk at the farmhouse.

Do you think they have got pen, ink, and paper too ?" Isabel answered, without turning to look at him, "Of course they have!" "And a bit of sealing-wax ?" "I daresay!" Old Sharon laid his dirty claws on her shoulder and forced her to face him as the best means of shaking them off.
"Come along!" he said.


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