Priscilla of the Good Intent: A Romance of the Grey FellsSutcliffe, Halliwell
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Priscilla of the Good Intent: A Romance of the Grey Fells
Sutcliffe, Halliwell
Country life -- Fiction; Courtship -- Fiction; England, Northern -- Fiction; Farm life -- Fiction; Mate selection -- Fiction
David passed a hand across his eyes, and moved to the anvil, and took
up the hammer. “Ye can run home, lile lad,” he said, turning to Dan
Foster’s lad. “Stay, here’s a sixpence for ye to spend on yourself.
Billy, ’tis work and play again, as i’ the old days. Just bend your
back to the bellows.”
THE END.
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