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m; and filling his pipe Eleanor found him. She lit the pipe for him, and contrary to custom sat down. The Squire puffed away. "I thought yo .
d was looking thoughtfully down into the smoking valley: the sun lay behind a thick mass of clouds; and the mists that were travelling alon .
n the sudden it flared brightly and then went out between his fingers. "Stupid stuff!" he cried sulkily, as he threw the bit of wood on the .
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so shewn her her own poverty. Humbled and sad, Eleanor walked her pony on and on, while each little crystal torrent that came with its swe .
of his mouth were obliged to give way. "You know what my first name is, do not you?" "Yes," said Eleanor. "The people about call me 'Misi R .
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