Wintry Peacock-3

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He twinkled maliciously to his daughter–in–law, who was flushed, brilliant and handsome. 'Oh, be quiet, father. You're wound up, by the sound of you,' she said to him, as if crossly. But she could never be cross with him. ''Ers got 'er colour back this mornin',' continued the father–in–law slowly. 'It's bin heavy weather wi' 'er this last two days. Ay—'er's bin northeast sin 'er seed you a Wednesday.' 'Father, do stop talking. You'd wear the leg off an iron pot. I can't think where you've found your tongue, all of a sudden,' said Maggie, with caressive sharpness. 'Ah've found it wheer I lost it. Aren't goin' ter come in an' sit thee down, Alfred?' But Alfred turned and disappeared. ''E's got th' monkey on 'is back ower this letter job,' said the father secretly to me. 'Mother, 'er kn

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