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Donal Grant

CHAPTER IV
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You could not get a coat so well cut, nor a pair of shoes to fit you so tight without hurting, but you could get first-rate work.

The streets were unevenly paved with round, water-worn stones: Donal was not sorry that he had not to walk far upon them.
The setting sun sent his shadow before him as he entered the place.

He kept the middle of the street, looking on this side and that for the hostelry whither he had despatched his chest before leaving home.

A gloomy building, apparently uninhabited, drew his attention, and sent a strange thrill through him as his eyes fell upon it.

It was of three low stories, the windows defended by iron stanchions, the door studded with great knobs of iron.


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