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I heard something . And what I heard went like a cow . ' Go up the road and see what it is . ' ' I went just now . I saw and I heard nothing . It is the devil , sure enough . ' ' Don't be afraid ! ' ' I am afraid . ' Cheer up ! Wait !
I heard something . And what I heard went like a cow . ' Go up the road and see what it is . ' ' I went just now . I saw and I heard nothing . It is the devil , sure enough . ' ' Don't be afraid ! ' ' I am afraid . ' Cheer up ! Wait !
Page 94
He will be here anon , ' said Mr. Petulengro ; " he has merely ridden down a by - road to show a farmer a twoyear - old colt ; she heard me give him directions , but she can't be satisfied . ' ' I can't , indeed , ' said Mrs. Chikno .
He will be here anon , ' said Mr. Petulengro ; " he has merely ridden down a by - road to show a farmer a twoyear - old colt ; she heard me give him directions , but she can't be satisfied . ' ' I can't , indeed , ' said Mrs. Chikno .
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If I had heard otherwise , ' said the old man , looking up with a stern and menacing countenance , you should have heard of it too . ' And he plodded on his way , tarrying no farther questions . When the Laird had pressed on with ...
If I had heard otherwise , ' said the old man , looking up with a stern and menacing countenance , you should have heard of it too . ' And he plodded on his way , tarrying no farther questions . When the Laird had pressed on with ...
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| Title | The Wind on the Heath: A Gypsy Anthology |
| Editor | John Sampson |
| Compiled by | John Sampson |
| Publisher | Chatto and Windus, 1930 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 25 Jan 2008 |
| Length | 362 pages |
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