Cumner's Son and Other South Sea Folk — Volume 02 by Gilbert Parker
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baby--"
His lips trembled and his hand was hurting my arm, though he knew it not. "Where could I go?" she continued. Glenn answered pleadingly now: "To your unworthy brother, God bless you and forgive me, dear!--though even here at Winnanbar there is drought and famine and the cattle die." "But my little one shall live!" she cried joyfully. That night Glenn of Winnanbar was a happy man, for rain fell on the land, and he held his sister's child in his arms. |
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