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spied at some distance a cart with a
man in it; and desiring Rosa and the
other girls to remain with the Sailor,
ran up to the cart, and finding it was
going to Glenowen, he requested the
man to stop, and take in a poor sick
Sailor, who had fallen sick upon the
road, and was lying under-yon hedge.

‘© And who will take him in when ~
he gets there,” said the man, “ if he
is nothing, as I suppose, but a strolling

”

vagabond ?
* You may take him to the White
Horse,” cried Charles, “* and when he

has had rest and food, he will, perhaps,
be better.”

“ The White Horse, the Lord help
H 2 thee,