Peg O' My Heart by J. Hartley Manners
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straight to where the two men stood. There was the catch of a sob in
her voice as she spoke to the magistrate. "Are you taking that poor wounded man to prison?" "The doctor says he is well enough to be moved," replied Roche. "You've not seen the doctor. I've just questioned him. He told me you had not asked his opinion and that if you move him it will be without his sanction." Kingsnorth interrupted angrily: "Please don't interfere." Angela turned on him: "So, it's YOU who are sending him to prison?" "I am." Angela appealed to the magistrate. "Don't do this, I entreat you--don't do it." "But I have no choice, Miss Kingsnorth." "The man can scarcely walk," she pleaded. "He will receive every attention, believe me, Miss Kingsnorth," Roche replied. Angela faced her brother again. |
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