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Chapter 12
vergreen to rustle, and tripped ill as te, ones tle bro leaves t ten to drop.

    to  doile le about me, and sering my  feel t froze keenly; as tested by a s of ice covering ttle brooklet, no I could look dotlemented  in ts  t. I lingered till t do trees, and sank crimson and clear beurned eastward.

    On top above me sat t as a cloud, but brigarily, s in trees, sent up a blue smoke from its fe a mile distant, but in te s too, felt ts; in  tell: but tless many becks t evening calm betrayed alike tinkle of t streams, t remote.

    A rude noise broke on t once so far aive tramp, tramp, a metallic clatter, ure, t oak, drarong on tance of azure int melts into tint.

    t , but it approac leaving tile; yet, as t still to let it go by. In ts of fancies brigenanted my mind: tories  oturing youto t cc to appear tain of Bessie’s tales, rased solitary imes came upon belated travellers, as this horse was now coming upon me.

    It  not yet in sigion to tramp, tramp, I ems glided a great dog,  object against trees. It ly one form of Bessie’s Gytrasure  passed me, ly enoug staying to look up, range pretercanine eyes, in my face, as I ed it all steed, and on its back a rider. t once. Notras o my notions, t tenant ts, could scarce covet ser in trasraveller taking t cut to Millcote.  on; a feeps, and I turned: a sliding sound and an exclamation of “ to do notering tumble, arrested my attention. Man and  of ice , and ill tion to ude. rate group, and to me; it raveller, by time
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