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There
s
one
thing
that
comes
into
my
mind
so
often
,
said
Mary
,
and
I
can
scarcely
ever
hold
in
when
I
think
of
it
suddenly
.
I
keep
thinking
suppose
Colin
s
face
should
get
to
look
like
a
full
moon
.
It
isn
t
like
one
yet
but
he
gets
a
tiny
bit
fatter
every
day
and
suppose
some
morning
it
should
look
like
one
what
should
we
do
!
Bless
us
all
,
I
can
see
tha
has
a
good
bit
o
play
actin
to
do
,
said
Susan
Sowerby
.
But
tha
won
t
have
to
keep
it
up
much
longer
.
Mester
Craven
ll
come
home
.
Do
you
think
he
will
?
asked
Colin
.
Why
?
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Susan
Sowerby
chuckled
softly
.
I
suppose
it
ud
nigh
break
thy
heart
if
he
found
out
before
tha
told
him
in
tha
own
way
,
she
said
.
Tha
s
laid
awake
nights
plannin
it
.
I
couldn
t
bear
anyone
else
to
tell
him
,
said
Colin
.
I
think
about
different
ways
every
day
,
I
think
now
I
just
want
to
run
into
his
room
.
That
d
be
a
fine
start
for
him
,
said
Susan
Sowerby
.
I
d
like
to
see
his
face
,
lad
.
I
would
that
!
He
mun
come
back
that
he
mun
.
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One
of
the
things
they
talked
of
was
the
visit
they
were
to
make
to
her
cottage
.
They
planned
it
all
.
They
were
to
drive
over
the
moor
and
lunch
out
of
doors
among
the
heather
They
would
see
all
the
twelve
children
and
Dickon
s
garden
and
would
not
come
back
until
they
were
tired
.
Susan
Sowerby
got
up
at
last
to
return
to
the
house
and
Mrs
.
Medlock
.
It
was
time
for
Colin
to
be
wheeled
back
also
.
But
before
he
got
into
his
chair
he
stood
quite
close
to
Susan
and
fixed
his
eyes
on
her
with
a
kind
of
bewildered
adoration
and
he
suddenly
caught
hold
of
the
fold
of
her
blue
cloak
and
held
it
fast
.