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Ar THE Close of the day's work Joseph sat in the back of his shop and emptied a palmful of coins from a crock taken down from a tall shelf. Farthings and pence and two gold pieces he had there -a fragile fortune, but it would soon be enough. Ever since he had first seen Mary he had saved every mite against his wedding day, which would not be long.
"Almost enough for everything," he congratulated himself. "And my wife won't have to skimp and scrape."