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Mary Gray

CHAPTER XVIII
18/34

A lordly St.Bernard, with deep eyes of affection, followed Sir Robin as a well-remembered friend.
"Out in the woods," Sir Robin said, "there is a pond which later will be covered with water-lilies.

The nightingales will have begun now.

The wood is a grove of them.

The landlord owned up handsomely when I came here first that 'they dratted things kept one awake at night.' I was only sorry they did not keep me.

But after the first I slept too soundly." "What did you find to do ?" Mrs.Morres asked.
"Fish.


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