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Working alone out there had rendered him savage; he was not to be pushed any farther.
She knew by the tone of his voice that he must not be assaulted.
She slipped on her shoes and a shawl, and came back where he was working, and took a seat on a saw-horse. "I'm a-goin' to set right here till you come in, Ethan Ripley," she said, in a firm voice, but gentler than usual. "Waal, you'll set a good while," was his ungracious reply.
But each felt a furtive tenderness for the other.
He worked on in silence.
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