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Keziah Coffin

CHAPTER XIV
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There! now you go out and stand alongside the cook stove till that wet place dries.

Don't you move till 'TIS dry, neither." So to the kitchen went Kyan, to stand, a sort of living clotheshorse, beside the hot range.

But during the drying process he rubbed his forehead many times.

Remembering what he had seen in the grove he could not understand; but he also remembered, even more vividly, what Keziah Coffin had promised to do if he ever breathed a word.

And he vowed again that that word should not be breathed.
The death and funeral of Captain Eben furnished Trumet with a subject of conversation for a week or more.


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