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A Daughter of Fife by Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr
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"What for wad I ken? Is the leddy bonnie?"

"Very sweet and gentle and kind."

"Does she like you?"

"We have been long together. She likes me, as you like David."

"Will she want to be your wife? That's what I mean, sir."

"I think not. A man cannot know such a thing as that, until he asks."

She looked sharply at him, and blushed crimson. "Then you hae never asked
her?"

"I have never asked her. My father wants me to do so, and I refused."

"You are feared she'll tak' you?"

"Just so, Maggie. Now what would you advise me to do?"

"You wouldna do the thing I told you. Whatna for then, should I say a
word?"

"I think I should do what you told me. I have a great respect for your
good sense, Maggie. I have never told my trouble to anyone but you."

"To naebody?"

"Not to any one."
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