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| The next time he met her, and quite by accident, was when he was driving an express waggon for Pat Morrissey. Ask your father, therefore, to have a waggon and mules ready for us at daybreak, to take the rugs, robes, and girdles, and you can ride, too, which will be much pleasanter for you than walking, for the washing-cisterns are some way from the town. A CARTER was driving a waggon loaded with a merchant's goods, when the wheels stuck in a rut. |
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