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Rudder Grange

CHAPTER XIII
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His eyes flash-ed fire.

He would e'en have scal-ed the gate, but when he saw the dog he did forbear.

As it was then near noon, I strode away to feed the fowls; but when I did return, I saw a sight which froze the blood with-in my veins--" "The dog didn't kill him ?" cried Euphemia.
"Oh no, ma'am!" said Pomona.

"You'll see that that wasn't it.

At one corn-er of the lot, in front, a base boy, who had accompa-ni-ed this man, was bang-ing on the fence with a long stick, and thus attrack-ing to hisself the rage of Lord Edward, while the vile intrig-er of a light-en-ing rod-der had brought a lad-der to the other side of the house, up which he had now as-cend-ed, and was on the roof.


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