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Garthowen

CHAPTER XVIII
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'Tis very plain who took it, and I wonder we didn't see it before; but leave it now, child.

I don't know how, but soon it will be cleared up, and the sun will shine again.

Ask me no more questions, Morva, and every day will bring its own revealment." "I will ask nothing more, mother.

Let us go in and boil the bwdran for supper." At the early milking next morning Ebben Owens himself came into the farmyard.

He stooped a good deal, and, when Morva rallied him on his sober looks, sighed heavily, as he stood watching the frothing milk in her pail.
"See what a pailful of milk Daisy has, 'n'wncwl Ebben! Yesterday Roberts the drover from Castell On passed through the yard when I was milking, and oh, there's praising her he was! 'Would Ebben Owens sell her, d'ye think ?' he asked, and he patted her side; but Daisy didn't like it, and she nearly kicked my pail over.


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