I considered my uncle.

"Do ye go t' bed, Dannie," says he, looking up at last. "Ye've trouble

enough."

I rose, but did not wish to leave him comfortless in the rising wind.

I had rather sit with him, since he needed me now, it seemed, more

than ever before.

"Ye'll not trouble about me, lad?"

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