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thising,justasthesuo”their”roondfloppedontothebedbesideher.heud,andthereellofnureabouthibuthedidntrevehisfilthyclothes,justfellontothebed.heninstantlyfellasleep.

afterelunountaiogetaess.

tarikhadtoldherthathelovedher,butofursethatheraftertheydknoheronl\,afehebooksories,ituldntreallyhappen,uldit

oanehoallnightitarried,notahanshearriedtole.afterall,apersontrryaghost,she

and”nothing,”shesaidaloudasshelookedupattheskyandsaw

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tarikdidlookedupatthe.”ifi,idneverleave,notfordas,hesaidustreallybeiortant,”lukesaidsoftly.”itis.ireventingkadyfroiskingherlife.inonehour.”

gettingoutofbed,kadyglaredathisheshouldhavelefthiu,jacketoff.hedelledgoodandheoseehe:

altershedsolvedtheprobleflegend,andshehadnoideaoingtherockstilleagain.

”aye,aye,captain.”

noisslegend.iftarikellihthetruthabouthislie,thatisthenshedidntoaus

assureyouthatithadnothihehangingtreeinonehour.”houldntyouspeesly,ilyingthatehisausinan.

asshestrodeupthepath,shestoppednointothebasketshecarried.

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b,,tthenhedfallenasleepagain.sokadyveredhithenakebreakfast.

thedarkeninguashefeltforher,,vhiothing.