Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 174
grass. I could nt hear it, he said. T is mightyqueer, though; for I heard it plain enough lastnight. Heard what? was the exclamation of genialMrs. Nolan. Is it daft the gossoon [boy] is, Idont know. T is nt daft I am, at all, replied Conal, in-dignantly. I tell ye, I heard it quite plainlast night.… … CONAL TURNED DISCONSOLATELY AWAY, AND WENT DOWN THE WINDING LANE. yard ; an then there was a crying, and a moan-ing — so sad an sorrowful, I never heard thelike. An then — an then — ye wont believeme, but in the middle of it all I heard a voicecalling me, plain as could be; an the voicesaid : Come…
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