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The Luckiest Girl in the School

CHAPTER XV
11/31

A sparrow-hawk, more majestic than any aeroplane, sailed serenely overhead, and a pair of whinchats, perturbed by his vicinity, flew with a sharp twitter over the low stone wall, and sought cover among the brambles.

Beyond stretched the Roman road, broad and straight, a landmark for miles.

Cities and civilization were far away, and they were alone with the moor and the peaty little brook, and the birds and the sun and the fresh spring wind.

The joyous influence was irresistible; even Miss Beach dropped ten years' burden of cares, and waxed almost light-hearted.

Winona had seldom seen her aunt in such a mood, and she seized the opportunity as a favorable moment to proffer a request which she had often longed, but had never hitherto dared, to make.


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