CHAPTER XII. LEARNING TO WAIT 166

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AND THUS SHE LED HIM OUT OF THE LARGE, COLD HALL _Front._

WAS IT FANCY THAT HE HAD SEEN A WAVING, FLUTTERING FORM BESIDE HIM? _Page_ 30

"NOW FOR OUR DANCE--OUR RAINBOW DANCE, SISTERS--NO NEED TO WAKE HIM ROUGHLY. WE NEED ONLY KISS HIS EYELIDS" 47

"LOOK HERE, DOLLY," AND HE HELD OUT TO HER THE POOR COPY-BOOK WHICH HE HAD ALREADY TAKEN OUT OF HIS SATCHEL 67

AND WHEN SHE SAT DOWN TO PLAY THE LIGHT SPARKLED AND GLOWED ON HER FAIR HAIR, MAKING IT LOOK LIKE GOLD 120

"ARE YOU NOT WELL, MOTHER?" HE SAID GENTLY 153

IT WAS FERGUS, LITTLE LAME FERGUS, MOUNTED ON A TINY ROUGH-COATED PONY, COMING TOWARDS HIM 178