Shameless Wayne:
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共 30 段- "Rolf, I never dreamed that could be!" she cried, dismayed.
- But Shameless Wayne was down the passage and out into the st
- "Why, he grew weary of her, belike, 'twixt here and Saxilton
- "It will blow cold again--after what was done here last nigh
- Under other circumstances Hiram would have been at work agai
- "One of thy folk killed my father in cold blood," he went on
- "Now, doan't tak things so mich to heart--doan't, lad, there
- Nell made no answer, but turned her back on the little woman
- The chatter ceased, and all eyes sought the yew-shadowed tur
- "That's as may be," said Nicholas grimly--"but if he brings
- "Now, what's he at?" muttered Hiram. "When th' Ratcliffe br
- "Pish! We must not coddle growing lads.--Off with you, and
- "Stop, thou fool!" said the other, checking him. "Dost thin
- All this the girl understood, as she did not understand the
- "Now, Nanny," cried the farm-man, setting down his mug. "Dos
- "Nay, for I've learned what will serve one I love. Get thee
- "The Wayne pride may be folly," he broke on stormily, "but i
- "Ay, they live under th' kirkyard, do th' Brown Folk, as wee
- "Nowt so mich, Maister. 'Twould be a poor farmer as 'ud fra
- The youngsters made wry faces at this as they settled themse
- Shameless Wayne would never stoop to the Ratcliffe frippery
- "Oh, sir, they are not slain? Tell me that they are safe.--
- He followed her a pace or two, remembering that there were m
- The noise without grew louder, and Wayne moved slowly to the
- Hiram spoke in a tone which Martha had heard more than once
- Past Blackshaw Hall and through the Conie Crag ravine swept
- He came down again presently to hall, and threw fresh peats
- "Wayne of Marsh, I take it? Shameless Wayne, who drank his
- "Go back to Marsh and tell them there is treachery," whisper
- "God's pity, 'tis the Dog--'tis Barguest!" cried Mistress Wa