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sea sparkling and crinkling down at the foot of the green slope, he reflected with satisfaction that all was in perfect order. There was nothing left to do save count the hours until that beautiful, longed-for day after tomorrow. He gave himself over to a reverie, as sweet as a day-dream in a haunted valley.

The red roses were out in bloom. Sara had (begin subscript)^(end subscript)(begin superscript)always(end superscript) loved those red roses. They were as vivid as herself, with all her own fulness of life and joy of living. And besides these, a miracle had happened in Old Man Shaw’s garden. The one corner was a Sat Scstch



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From "Old Man Shaw's Girl."

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"reverie": Both this word and "crinkling" (above) are underlined in pencil.