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It was again midsummer, and just a year since they parted on the Horn, / when Francis appeared at Corbyknowe, and found Kirsty in the kitchen. / She received him as if nothing had ever come between them, but at once / noting he was in trouble, proposed they should go out together. It was / a long way to be silent, but they had reached the spot, whence they / started for the race recorded in my first chapter, ere either of them / said a word.
'Will ye no sit, Kirsty? ' said Francis at length.