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the occasional scurr of a rope betokened a stable, and horses feeding within it."" 48 Dy&kni mkinni hiD) rh[l) h&>f an[ hLviS an&Bv) Sk)a[ C)a[.a[ mkin, a[n) frt[ aiv[li[ bg)ci[, a[ mkinmi>Y) bhir aivti[ p\kiS an[ avij bF&> j a[kb)ji> siY[ mL)n[ a[k gimq) Grn&> s&>dr (c#i t]yir kr[ C[.t[mj vsviT an[ Äyvsi(yk kiy vN hiD)< a[ Grn&> f(n, kp, D)S, ¼l[T vg[r[ j[v) z)N) z)N) mi(ht) p*r) piD[ C[.mkini[ni ai p\kirni mi(ht)sBr vN rh[niri Äy(ktai[ni Äy(ktRvni[ p(rcy p\i¼t Yiy C[.a[ mkini[n) a>drn) ÄyvAYi a[mni Äy(ktRv p\miN[ aikir pim[ C[.j[m k[ Dy&kni k&T&>bn) simi(jk s(k\yti an[ s>pk
''Farmer's Shiner's was a queer lump of a house, standing at the corner of a lane that ran into the principal through fare.The upper windows were much wider than they were high, and this feature, togather with a broad bay-window where the door might have been expected, gave it by day the aspect of a human countenance turned askance, and wearing a sly and wicked leer."" 50 Ryi> kim krti mi[c) j[vi kir)gri[ni mkin k[vi hi[y a[ jiNv&> hi[y ti[ m).p[n)ni Grn&> vNcv&> pD[ : ''Mr. Penny's was the last house in that part of the parish, and stood in a hollow by the roadside; so that cartwheels and horses' legs were about level with the sill of his shop-window.This was low and wide, and was open from morning till evening, Mr. Penny himself being invariably seen working inside like a framed portrait of a shoemaker by some modern Moroni.He sat facing the road, with a boot on his knees and the awl in his hand, only looking up for a moment as he stretched out his arms and bent forward at the pull, when his spectacles flashed in the passer's facewith a shine of flat whiteness, and then returned again to the boot usual.Rows of lasts, small and large, stout and slender, covered the wall which formed the background, in the extreme shadow of which a kind of dummy was seen sitting, in the shape of an apprentice with a string tied round his hair...Outside the upper-leather of a Wellington - boot was usually hung, pegged to a board as if to dry."" 51 upri[kt mkinn&> vN aiÄy&> C[ k[ miNs an[ mkin a[k m[kn) ai[LK an[ a(AtRvni a(Bºn Big bn) jiy C[.mkinn) a>dr bir) pis[ b[q[li[ (m. p[n), a[ni siFni[ mkinn) (dvil bF&> j jiN[ k[ ki[e AmZ(t(c#i hi[y a[ r)t[ rj* Yiy C[. ai vN
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