CHAPTER VI.-2

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After this there was nothing said all the rest of the evening. Both had their work to do, and they went early to bed when that work was done, for why should time be wasted and candles lighted for nothing? But when the two separated for the night Elizabeth said, "It's a good thing to-morrow is Saturday," and d**k replied, "That's true, mother." It was all that was said. Very early on Saturday morning, as was her wont, Elizabeth Murray took her way down the long winding road with her heavy basket. d**k came with her as far as the toll, where the cart passed that carried the heavier part of her produce, and he said, "I wish ye speed," as he left her. "Speed" might mean anything—success in her sale, as much as success with more important matters. It was unnecessary for him to particularise. S

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