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17532	Campbell, John	Two Knapsacks: A Novel of Canadian Summer Life			.txt	text/plain	162169	9767	82	"All right, old man," answered Miss Du Plessis' self-constituted "Wilks, my dear, I feel like the black crow," said Coristine, as they front, hand leave them to keep company with little Marjorie 'ere," said "I like you and your little dog," said Marjorie to Coristine, who "Mother!" said the old man, as the pair came up to the halting place, expected to find at the Carruthers' were there, Grinstun man, Mrs. Carmichael, and Marjorie, included, all except Miss Du Plessis, who was interrupted the master of the house; "but Miss Du Plessis and Mrs. Carmichael here are just corruptin' the minds o' Maister Wilkinson and The Squire and Coristine were alone in the guard-room, save when Mrs. Carmichael put her head in to ask after the welfare of the party, "Come away, Nash," said the Squire, taking one arm of the stricken man, "Mr. Coristine," said Miss Carmichael, and the lawyer, with a somewhat	./cache/17532.txt	./txt/17532.txt